Supercooling Fiji Water (Part 1)

A lot of people on YouTube believe most of these supercooling videos are just sodium acetate. This is a video of me supercooling Fiji water(no sodium acetate), which seems to be the best at supercooling out of all the other ones I have tested.

If you want to try it for yourself, just get a bottle of purified water, I used Fiji water because it's worked out well for me, and put it in your freezer for about 3-4 hours. After about four hours, if it's not frozen in any way, it should be supercooled(some freezers could take longer). After that, just slam it against a table/ground and watch the crystallization process. If you're interested on how supercooling works this wikipedia article should give you a brief explanation on how it works.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supercooling

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Supercooling
• Science
• Instant Freeze
• Thermodynamics
• Physics
• Water
• Instant
• Freezing.

[triggerhappy899]

no he didnt have to use acetate, as the description said, fiji water is one of the companies that have pure enough water to do this, supercooling is being able to take a substance and get it below freezing tempature without having it change physical properties. but i am unsure why a tap or physical jult would cause it to freeze, but the water before the jult is actually below freezing

[zcar300]

@clotheshangersrule Use sodium acetate.

[clotheshangersrule]

how do you do it??