The water is distilled water that has been microwaved for a few minutes. The white powder added is sugar because it has a pretty big surface area.
Tap water is less likely to have this effect becau...
The water is distilled water that has been microwaved for a few minutes. The white powder added is sugar because it has a pretty big surface area. Tap water is less likely to have this effect because of the impurities in the water.
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Why this happens. Distilled water contains no impurities. Or, in sciency terms, no nucleation points. There is noplace for bubbles to form in the water. This allows the water to be heated above boiling; boiling water never gets above boiling because the bubbles carry away the energy as fast as you can put it in. So water here is above 100 celsius. And the sugar is poured in. But it could be anything; what it does is provide a nucleation point. Lots of them. The water now can form bubbles, and >
the excess energy is released... all at once. The result is an eruption such as this. And it can happen if the water is microwaved, or heated over a stove. It is a real problem, so chemists dealing with heating distilled water in large volumes usually use what is called a 'boiling stone' which provides a nucleation point.
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Distilled water contains no impurities. Or, in sciency terms, no nucleation points. There is noplace for bubbles to form in the water. This allows the water to be heated above boiling; boiling water never gets above boiling because the bubbles carry away the energy as fast as you can put it in.
So water here is above 100 celsius. And the sugar is poured in. But it could be anything; what it does is provide a nucleation point. Lots of them. The water now can form bubbles, and >
Thank you! some one on youtube that can actually explain something and back it up.
I just got through yelling at some dumb ass who called me a dumb fuck because he says Lightning is not a plasma lol. what a retard