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bitch.
deweyhoseasnell89 1 year ago
???
kingfrubby1 3 years ago
hold camera still
strgod2255 4 years ago
This video would have been a whole lot cooler if there were sound... or narration... or a decent explanation of what was going on.
Neon8787 5 years ago 4
agree
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gunzsuck 5 years ago
the thing "icedz" forgot to explain is that there is no direct energy in water, there is ofcourse themal energy, im not sure if there is kenetic energy pretty sure theres not, but it freezez because it was never actually at room tempatuer and taking less molecules from the thermal energy makes it more dense causing it to freeze
gitnerd 5 years ago
it does boil in a vacuum. but boiling is a cooling process
adimeshort 5 years ago
it does boil... but boil'n is a cooling process, we just get used to observing
adimeshort 5 years ago
Was that it freezing at the very end? It doesn't make sense that water would freeze in a vacuum, it would boil, to expand and take up the space... at last that's what I've seen happen before.
Lucifur666 5 years ago
Basically, when you remove pressure, you are increasing evaporation of the liquid (boiling). When you keep pulling a vacuum, you are lowering the 'energy' of the water. And when that energy gets low enough, the water is unstable as a liquid, so it freezes.
IcedZ 5 years ago
Okay, so partial vacuum = boiling, more vacuum = freezing.. gotcha.
Lucifur666 5 years ago