How about superheated water? (it's kinda dangerous, if you reheat some water on a microwave several times, if the water becomes pure enough, it will remain liquid until disturbed and once disturbed it will suddenly explode into vapor)
@Mr007eds From what i've seen of supercooled water, just by pouring it it will freeze; so the odds are it will freeze on your mouth and might even freeze your tongue to the icetentacle coming out of the bottle.
for my better knowledge of the subject (an an exam that is in a few days) does not 'pure' water actually make it more difficult to turn into ice since there is less of a chance of a substance to nucleate onto? i was thought in my physical meteorology class that pure homogeneous nucleation is only possible at temperature that could reach into -41 celsius (which i hope for your electricity bill your fridge does not do).
@zambonisdriver It's probably not completely pure like steril lab quality destilled water, but more pure than tap water, which is full of minerals and stuff.
I just found the answer to my question there is a video on the side by someone called "Misterseng" click it, you can see him pour out supercooled water, Ive actually done this trick without even knowing it.
Has anyone ever put a water bottle in the Freezer overnight and the next day end up with what I can only best describe as liquid ice. Its almost like slime because there are no small ice crystals and its viscous. Its like water but thicker and colder..??
I was always told that this experiment would work almost every time as long as the area cooling the water doesnt vibrate. Hints why an icemaker vibrates.
i happend to have seen this on my own but with apple soda!!, i left it on the freezer for it to cool down, and i dropped it a bit (for accident) and when i opened the bottle, it just froze itself completle!! (a 3l apple soda)
that was awesome, but it's nice to know why, thanks :)
@ouch992 the water is freezing cold and the tiniest impurity will turn it into ice. And if you managed to make the water somehow even land on your tongue it would freeze thanks to the impurities in saliva. But as you might have guessed it will either freeze when you open it or it will get a lot more energetic and turn into normal water again.
this happened to me with a pop once. It was odd i got home from work put on in the freezer. After about 5 hours I went up it was still water i was confused. As soon as i opened it it became slush. It was cool to watch the pop become slush.
It's probably been said before, I didn't read through all the comments. Tap water works just fine. I have done this experiment for my kids a couple of times and just used straight tap water. The cool part was when the temp was just below freezing, I thought it hadn't worked, but after 20 seconds or so I saw flat sheets like snowflakes growing slowly. It took almost 2.5 minutes to completely freeze, very very cool!
I've seen this happen during the summer when I get those ice pop things, I open up the freezer to get my self a delicious ice pop and I see one start to freeze right before my eyes! It was slower then it was in this video, but it looked amazing!
does it work if you open the bottle and close it back then putting it back in the freezer. wait a while then when its super cooled, open the bottle in the freezer carefully then just squeezing it out. will it freeze?
The same phenomena is what causes icing on airplanes. The airplane flying into supercooled water induces freezing on its surfaces. Conditions have to be just right (or just wrong, so to speak).
I happened once when I took the bottle out of freezer and when I opened the lid, the water in bottle froze in an instant. But I could not do that ever again and no body believed me when I told them.
that happened to me!! exept with gatorade!!! and i didnt even mean too!!! i tried to freeze it, but it too long so i took it out and opened it! and it did the same thing! like it slowly frose and i could see it!!
@test123ok Listen to him, we need to agitate the water to make molecules to align (just by chance) and form a small ice crystal as a nucleation sites for the subsequent ice to grow. This event has a greater chance to occur on the water surface where it will be agitated more vigorously.
hey derek, what happens if its exposed to air? would it just... freeze? if not, what happens if i drink this water and run into a wall? will my insides freeeeeeze?
Question. What is the phenomenon of hitting or forcing the bottle? What happens to water when we do it with the bottle? plz explain it and send it to on my email; safiguru@yahoo.com
i just tried it with a bottle of water from the store (no tap), but it just frooze up (less then 3h in -18°C). I also tried it with a rip off limonade (fake fanta), not frozen but when opening it didn't do anything...What's wrong???
@ufopiloot the water has got to be quite pure - so it won't work with all bottled water (or limonade). Plus -18C is quite cold. Might have to leave it in for a shorter time, e.g. 1 hr
@ufopiloot i do it all the time, i use zephyrhills 19 fl oz, put it in for an hour (i usually put 3 in while i go jogging) and it always works... i actually sometimes hate it because it freezes on me and i have to wait to drink it.
@ylw as the bottle is right-side-up, the air bubble was at the top, and if you apply some force to it, it makes a bunch of tiny bubbles at the top where the larger bubble is. I am unsure as of why this happens but that's what I know. :]
So, we all know water expands when it freezes. Does it expand from the change in temperature (as super-cooled water), or just when it crystallizes into ice?
@werdnativ good question! Just when it crystallizes into ice. Ice has a hexagon crystal structure that means the water molecules are further apart on average than at 4 degrees Celsius (when water is densest)
correction: the water didn't start freezing when you banged it on the counter it started freezing when you just simply lifted it when you were about to bang
please don't buy imported fiji water or any imported water, or even bottled water for that matter cause it just wastes gas to import it here to the US and then to make the bottle out of petroleum and then since it's made out of petroleum it's bad for us and most of it is just recycled tap water.
How about superheated water? (it's kinda dangerous, if you reheat some water on a microwave several times, if the water becomes pure enough, it will remain liquid until disturbed and once disturbed it will suddenly explode into vapor)
TiagoTiagoT 2 days ago
subscribed! thanks Michael.
danjoelabrenica 3 days ago in playlist Light Speed, Rockets, Science, OH MY! - YouTube Space Lab
I assume tap water wouldn't work?
Ninterd2 5 days ago
@Ninterd2 Correct, WAY to many impurities. (Not that its unheathy to drink)
DaffyDaffyDaffy33322 3 days ago
I've seen this on my coca cola bottle after a few hours on the freezer too!!! when you open it it forms that icee--- form :D
fcoalvaradov 1 week ago in playlist Science Experiments!
what happens when u drink that water after taking out of the freezer n before it freezing :P ???
Mr007eds 1 week ago
@Mr007eds From what i've seen of supercooled water, just by pouring it it will freeze; so the odds are it will freeze on your mouth and might even freeze your tongue to the icetentacle coming out of the bottle.
TiagoTiagoT 2 days ago
Just wondering, does this work for non-polar liquids or for liquids that do not form a crystal structure when solid?
WakaWakaWakaBoom 1 week ago
Hold on.. theoretically, if u drink super cooled water, and it decided to freeze inside your throat... it wouldnt feel so good would it?
Pilot2011able 1 week ago
oranges are orange.
Tanmark1998 1 week ago
When my dad worked at a hospital he did this with donated blood and IV stuff.
(It was supposed to be that cold and frozen, of course.)
PykohYT 1 week ago
2:21 bang it on the counter
nathanlolo99 1 week ago
it happened to me so often when I took some not-yet-frozen bagged ice tea from the freezer. For some cases, they got frozen instantly, so exciting.
havban 1 week ago
One does not simply freeze water into ice...
TheCal351 1 week ago 20
for my better knowledge of the subject (an an exam that is in a few days) does not 'pure' water actually make it more difficult to turn into ice since there is less of a chance of a substance to nucleate onto? i was thought in my physical meteorology class that pure homogeneous nucleation is only possible at temperature that could reach into -41 celsius (which i hope for your electricity bill your fridge does not do).
zambonisdriver 2 weeks ago
@zambonisdriver It's probably not completely pure like steril lab quality destilled water, but more pure than tap water, which is full of minerals and stuff.
Spiderboydk 2 weeks ago
Nice try Fiji salesman! You aren't gonna fool me!
tikitaka10 2 weeks ago
@tikitaka10 lol, how is he selling it?
spyduderaj 2 weeks ago
he looks like Jon Richardson
GM2k11 2 weeks ago
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gusanoana 2 weeks ago
I just found the answer to my question there is a video on the side by someone called "Misterseng" click it, you can see him pour out supercooled water, Ive actually done this trick without even knowing it.
jrpone 3 weeks ago
Has anyone ever put a water bottle in the Freezer overnight and the next day end up with what I can only best describe as liquid ice. Its almost like slime because there are no small ice crystals and its viscous. Its like water but thicker and colder..??
jrpone 3 weeks ago
can i drink this?
SilverTnkHD 4 weeks ago
@SilverTnkHD Its just movement of molecules so it safe to drink, even if it freezes up on you when you drink , the ice will melt eventually.
jrpone 3 weeks ago
What happens if I poured this water on some hard surface like a floor, would it freeze in abstract formations? That would be cool!!!
henry2687 1 month ago in playlist Light Speed, Rockets, Science, OH MY! - YouTube Space Lab 23
@henry2687 Sadly, I believe the act of opening and tipping the bottle would cause it to freeze before being able to leave the bottle.
bigglessy 2 weeks ago in playlist More videos from 1veritasium
@henry2687 It freezes in the bottle as you pour it
littleitalianice 1 week ago
@henry2687 well, that is assuming you could pour or even open the bottle without it freezing first...
I am gunna say that it is about a 1 in a million chance... go for it!
1337frog 1 day ago
@1337frog its not 1 in a million, as in not even close, many videos on youtube show people doing it, its not to difficult, i've done it
hoolahooop 1 day ago
2:25 for an epic freezing
noah962 1 month ago
btw deer park works awesome leave it in the freezer for 2 hours then take it out usually works everytime
alexanderdamesworth 1 month ago
doing this in science for extra credit
PrezBHubbard 1 month ago
0:29 creative gourmet, SPONSOR!
princess435010 1 month ago in playlist Light Speed, Rockets, Science, OH MY! - YouTube Space Lab
I was always told that this experiment would work almost every time as long as the area cooling the water doesnt vibrate. Hints why an icemaker vibrates.
EverlastingZen 1 month ago in playlist Science Experiments!
i happend to have seen this on my own but with apple soda!!, i left it on the freezer for it to cool down, and i dropped it a bit (for accident) and when i opened the bottle, it just froze itself completle!! (a 3l apple soda)
that was awesome, but it's nice to know why, thanks :)
TheAlkhemiaStudio 1 month ago
@ouch992 the water is freezing cold and the tiniest impurity will turn it into ice. And if you managed to make the water somehow even land on your tongue it would freeze thanks to the impurities in saliva. But as you might have guessed it will either freeze when you open it or it will get a lot more energetic and turn into normal water again.
livedandletdie 1 month ago in playlist Science Experiments!
this works in reverse too with superheating water
blkhackr 1 month ago
it is this same process that produces freezing rain
GodDamnPontiac 1 month ago in playlist More videos from 1veritasium
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BethanySum 1 month ago in playlist Science Experiments!
Would Poland spring work??
Ghosterman200 2 months ago
this happened to me with a pop once. It was odd i got home from work put on in the freezer. After about 5 hours I went up it was still water i was confused. As soon as i opened it it became slush. It was cool to watch the pop become slush.
MagusArdan 2 months ago
Someone has seen mythbusters...
momothelemur 2 months ago
What happens if you drink it and jump?
Piercemxpx 2 months ago
Or you could just use distilled water.
ILSLanding 2 months ago
xd he could have got a gallon of pure distilled water at walmart.
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maskedmage77 2 months ago
My really lame friend showed me this video.. But the videos pretty cool :P
sharpielover58 3 months ago
@sharpielover58 STFU you whore
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sharpielover58 3 months ago
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sharpielover58 3 months ago
whyt isn't the bottle exploding ? or the cap craking ?, ever heard of ice taking more place than the same weight of water
themag221 3 months ago in playlist Light Speed, Rockets, Science, OH MY! - YouTube Space Lab
It's probably been said before, I didn't read through all the comments. Tap water works just fine. I have done this experiment for my kids a couple of times and just used straight tap water. The cool part was when the temp was just below freezing, I thought it hadn't worked, but after 20 seconds or so I saw flat sheets like snowflakes growing slowly. It took almost 2.5 minutes to completely freeze, very very cool!
murdocha 3 months ago
Are you Australian? I think I'm picking a hint of an accent up but I'm not sure...
TheAlertHusky 4 months ago
@TheAlertHusky in one of his earlier videos he commented that he was Canadian
Immortal242 3 months ago in playlist More videos from 1veritasium
@Immortal242 EVEN BETTER
TheAlertHusky 3 months ago
im aboriginal derek so give me back my land
XoXCrazyVietDudeXoX 4 months ago
I've seen this happen during the summer when I get those ice pop things, I open up the freezer to get my self a delicious ice pop and I see one start to freeze right before my eyes! It was slower then it was in this video, but it looked amazing!
cutiepie316289 4 months ago
Try this with Gatorade, it works very well. Maybe its the glucose molecules that help it to 'seed'.
hunt5714 4 months ago
I have a question. What would happen if you drink the water??
ShockRawTecTalk 4 months ago
Who needs drugs?!
Cdlgirl443 4 months ago
3:05 WOW^^
TheNachter 4 months ago
this happened to me today and i was like *gasp*
crabpeoplesi 4 months ago
so this could be done with distilled water
chapogyr 4 months ago
how long do you need to put the water in the frezer
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littletsao 4 months ago
you can do that with beer
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yea this is cool but its nothing new i've been doin this for awhile u could also shake the bottle and it will work
AF1KingKid 4 months ago
what happens if you drink it like that ?
hiram181 4 months ago
next time drink it before banging it.
Angryjanitor3 4 months ago
does it work if you open the bottle and close it back then putting it back in the freezer. wait a while then when its super cooled, open the bottle in the freezer carefully then just squeezing it out. will it freeze?
flarestrike 5 months ago in playlist Videos from 1veritasium
is there anywhere of making distilled water at home easily
XoXCrazyVietDudeXoX 5 months ago
i hate Fiji water...
OhJoyLOL 5 months ago
Awesome
drsahni 5 months ago
The same phenomena is what causes icing on airplanes. The airplane flying into supercooled water induces freezing on its surfaces. Conditions have to be just right (or just wrong, so to speak).
dmbeaster 5 months ago
i suggest deer park too. had this happen like every morning b4 school.
MangaMaster99 5 months ago
i actually did this before by accident, I dropped my water bottle on the floor and I could see it freezing up.
MTran0708 5 months ago
I happened once when I took the bottle out of freezer and when I opened the lid, the water in bottle froze in an instant. But I could not do that ever again and no body believed me when I told them.
akshay059 5 months ago
I swear, ONE LAST video, then I'll go to bed.
PackOwolflets 6 months ago 44
hehehe.... he banged it on the counter... gigity gigity :D
0hthswhy 6 months ago
You guys spelled lemonade wrong....
klacklery 6 months ago
that happened to me!! exept with gatorade!!! and i didnt even mean too!!! i tried to freeze it, but it too long so i took it out and opened it! and it did the same thing! like it slowly frose and i could see it!!
EmilyGRogers 6 months ago
Why does nucleation happen from the top to the bottom of the bottle ? is it because of the curvature ?
I noticed that sharper edges on ponds freeze first ...so i wonder if that is the reason
test123ok 6 months ago
@test123ok Listen to him, we need to agitate the water to make molecules to align (just by chance) and form a small ice crystal as a nucleation sites for the subsequent ice to grow. This event has a greater chance to occur on the water surface where it will be agitated more vigorously.
yudilks 6 months ago
you can do this with beer too
WRanon 6 months ago
hey derek, what happens if its exposed to air? would it just... freeze? if not, what happens if i drink this water and run into a wall? will my insides freeeeeeze?
ouch992 6 months ago 52
@ouch992 one of the funniest things ive ever heard no joke
refrigeratemypoo 6 months ago
@ouch992 Water freezes at 0 deg celsius. your body temperature cannot be that low if you still alive. So it won't freeze inside your body.
yudilks 6 months ago
@ouch992 haha good point
nookie5 4 months ago
@ouch992 i was thinking the same question!
felixthemaster1 4 months ago
@ouch992 No. Your body is 98 degrees. The water would definitely be liquid.
datim2010 2 months ago
@ouch992 im pretty sure the water will change its temperature as soon as you put it in your mouth....
AxLstyle 1 month ago
@ouch992 the moment it hits your tongue the water will meet an impurity and start to crystalize
blkhackr 1 month ago
What water is considered umpire? Like how do I know that?
fatima520 7 months ago
that was really...cool :D
ChillTime240 7 months ago
Question. What is the phenomenon of hitting or forcing the bottle? What happens to water when we do it with the bottle? plz explain it and send it to on my email; safiguru@yahoo.com
iqbalsafi143 7 months ago
works with Vos
SubBny 7 months ago
i still dont get it lol
aznerd999 7 months ago
Great video, thanks for the detailed explanation :)
Numbawa 8 months ago
I put water in one bottle and i put it into the freezer and i make it work at the first try :D
cdaniel2011 8 months ago
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ufopiloot 8 months ago
i just tried it with a bottle of water from the store (no tap), but it just frooze up (less then 3h in -18°C). I also tried it with a rip off limonade (fake fanta), not frozen but when opening it didn't do anything...What's wrong???
ufopiloot 8 months ago
@ufopiloot the water has got to be quite pure - so it won't work with all bottled water (or limonade). Plus -18C is quite cold. Might have to leave it in for a shorter time, e.g. 1 hr
1veritasium 8 months ago 4
@1veritasium so do you distill it or ...?
origamishishou 6 months ago
@1veritasium well i tried with orange juice,(no carbon dioxide), and it worked
turbotonic27 1 month ago
@ufopiloot i do it all the time, i use zephyrhills 19 fl oz, put it in for an hour (i usually put 3 in while i go jogging) and it always works... i actually sometimes hate it because it freezes on me and i have to wait to drink it.
valdezfa18 5 months ago
@ufopiloot go find some distilled water and use that
blkhackr 1 month ago
1:56 - 2:05 I think you said that on every failed attempt... :)
Arghira 9 months ago
Why does it freeze from the top down when the force was applied from the bottom?
ylw 9 months ago
@ylw as the bottle is right-side-up, the air bubble was at the top, and if you apply some force to it, it makes a bunch of tiny bubbles at the top where the larger bubble is. I am unsure as of why this happens but that's what I know. :]
Qwtrplx 8 months ago
So, we all know water expands when it freezes. Does it expand from the change in temperature (as super-cooled water), or just when it crystallizes into ice?
werdnativ 10 months ago
@werdnativ good question! Just when it crystallizes into ice. Ice has a hexagon crystal structure that means the water molecules are further apart on average than at 4 degrees Celsius (when water is densest)
1veritasium 10 months ago
Haha, "bang the water bottle"
chaudstroker 10 months ago
correction: the water didn't start freezing when you banged it on the counter it started freezing when you just simply lifted it when you were about to bang
33200 10 months ago
Great video! Thanks!!
Sykedhorse 10 months ago
This is like those super cooled sodium acetate heat packs, yes?
Desterado 10 months ago
bang me!
KRiSTiNAsparkles 11 months ago
Question, if you open it and pour it into your cup would that force be strong enough to arrange the particles into freezing?
xxZiki 11 months ago
@xxZiki It should be but the water needs to be colder than my freezer would cool it
1veritasium 11 months ago
@1veritasium thats got the potential to be some magic trick yeah? :D thanks derrick!
xxZiki 11 months ago
@1veritasium
please don't buy imported fiji water or any imported water, or even bottled water for that matter cause it just wastes gas to import it here to the US and then to make the bottle out of petroleum and then since it's made out of petroleum it's bad for us and most of it is just recycled tap water.
tap water will always be safer and healtier
Sanimangas 4 months ago
great videos :)
DanteAlucardAluxes 11 months ago
omg that was so cool (some might even say Super cool. hah!)
i'm so going to try that at home
nice one Derek
trixiebarretto 11 months ago 32
@trixiebarretto
like even though my name isn't derek =p
MrPianrange 10 months ago
Love this! Awesome! My beer does this, too. LOL!
MikeyBustosVideos 11 months ago
@MikeyBustosVideos omg you're Mikey Bustos! saw your filo accent vid on fb the other week - hi-LAR-ious!
trixiebarretto 11 months ago
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amythewang 11 months ago
Interesting house Derek! :)
simoncapon 11 months ago
Interesting ...
ghrpdx 11 months ago
could possibly be future fiji water ad...
but great video derek! :D
bloodysaph 11 months ago
so freaking awesome :)
Okora11 11 months ago