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Very interesting! I've never experienced supercooling, but I have seen superheating. On more than one occasion, I've boiled water in a pot, leave for about 10 minutes, come back, and wonder why it's not boiling? As soon as I move the pot, the thing just explodes and boils.
but pure water doesn't freeze because it needs an germ to freeze, and in the video, the germ is the hit on the floor. you don't need any other chemical product, you just need PURE water, and it stay liquid even if you are under 0°C. I'm french, so excuse me if my english language is so poor ...
Yeah this video is real. My friend and I at work were looking at a bottle of water that had been left outside in the cold. I commented on it not being frozen, he picked it up and set it down and it insta-froze. I luckily was watching while it happened and was amazed. He just sent me the link to this video. Cool stuff. Does anyone have an explanation on how this works or why it happens?
I don't get it, if you leave water outside in cold weather or a freezer, it would just freeze! Why would it stay liquid, and only freeze if you move it or hit it? Every time I put water in the freezer, it just froze very slowly like... normally! Do you do something to the water before the experiment? What do you do exactly to make this work? Is this distilled water?
if you sat in a freezer for 3 hours and supercooled your face, and someone punched you in the nose, your boogers would crystalize and your head woulod fall off.
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jakpot11 4 months ago
About how long did you freeze the water for?
longboarderparis180 1 year ago
Very interesting! I've never experienced supercooling, but I have seen superheating. On more than one occasion, I've boiled water in a pot, leave for about 10 minutes, come back, and wonder why it's not boiling? As soon as I move the pot, the thing just explodes and boils.
stmon99 1 year ago
the explanation is simple, it's thermodynamics !!
the normal water froze at 0°C
but pure water doesn't freeze because it needs an germ to freeze, and in the video, the germ is the hit on the floor. you don't need any other chemical product, you just need PURE water, and it stay liquid even if you are under 0°C. I'm french, so excuse me if my english language is so poor ...
fonceur10 3 years ago
what brand of bottled water did you use?
shpickle67 3 years ago
I used Aquafina or some general store brand water. I assume any brand of spring water will work just fine.
Christato 3 years ago
thanks. I realized today that the water i was using was working, just i didnt leave it to cool for long enough.
shpickle67 3 years ago
Yeah this video is real. My friend and I at work were looking at a bottle of water that had been left outside in the cold. I commented on it not being frozen, he picked it up and set it down and it insta-froze. I luckily was watching while it happened and was amazed. He just sent me the link to this video. Cool stuff. Does anyone have an explanation on how this works or why it happens?
JerryTerrifying 3 years ago
Yeah it is a very interesting thing...but anyway there is a link in the description.
Christato 3 years ago
i think this involes sodiem acetate/liquid nitrogen....you can make your own.....search google for procedures
scarletflip 3 years ago
No, i just left the water outside in very cold weather, undisturbed for a few hours, came back later and hit it off the cement.
Christato 3 years ago
I don't get it, if you leave water outside in cold weather or a freezer, it would just freeze! Why would it stay liquid, and only freeze if you move it or hit it? Every time I put water in the freezer, it just froze very slowly like... normally! Do you do something to the water before the experiment? What do you do exactly to make this work? Is this distilled water?
mate2000 3 years ago
I just used regular fresh water from the grocery store, or you can used distilled
Christato 3 years ago
Why does tapping it on the ground make it turn to ice?
Skoodge80 3 years ago
Its just the sudden movement that makes the water crystallize into the ice/slush :)
Christato 3 years ago
if you sat in a freezer for 3 hours and supercooled your face, and someone punched you in the nose, your boogers would crystalize and your head woulod fall off.
picturethief 3 years ago 5
That's awesome
rockbandgamer 4 years ago
you should try it
Christato 4 years ago
Wait..how?
p1zl3 4 years ago 2