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Uploaded by on Dec 16, 2006

After watching some videos of people supercooling water, I had to try myself. This is my third try using Fiji water, all successful.

[Edit x 2] Wow this video still gets views and replies. And with all sorts of accusations and stuff. Alright then...

For this to work, water needs to be PURE. Few water packaging companies purify their water enough for this to work. I don't know who, but Fiji is one of them. If you don't want to buy purified water, you goto distill it. Buy a water filter. A good one. I've heard that the smoother the bottle, the better, but I've also seen this trick done with water bottles with waves and other designs in them so I don't know. I suppose it lessens the chance of the water being disturbed while in the freezer.

So what you do is take pure water, put it in the freezer, leave it there over night. Take it out in the morning and it will still be liquid. Then you shake it and flash-freezing will occur. That's it.

I will add that the ice won't be a solid in flash freezing. What you'll end up with is a slushy.

Onto other things: This is not fake. I don't have any special effects experience. I didn't put anything under the cap, this was an unopened bottle of fiji. I tried to zoom in to show that, but it was too blurry. This won't necessarily work. I know I've done this several times and sometimes the water froze in the freezer.

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  • I had this happen on holiday a lot, every annoying

    me: ah, some nice cold water.

    Water: trololololol i is a slushie.

    me: fuuuuuuuuuuuu

  • It's like the water just went into defense mode.

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  • @TheHaloChief117 Won't boil either provided you heat it right, though I don't recommend trying that one unless you fancy giving yourself some nasty burns when it explodes over you.

  • I did this and it worked but it has to be water that you buy water from sink wont work

  • I saw this on the discovery channel, apparently water expands to frighten off predators!

  • I'm a Premed student at USC and my chemistry professor actually had this html linked under his notes discussing super-cooled water haha. Personally, I think it would be great/funny to know youtube videos I posted contributed to Major university lecture haha.

  • WATER USED HARDEN!

  • The same thing happened to a bottle of water left in my car on a cold day. I opened the bottle and it froze.

  • how did you do this thanj you? :D its class man

  • tell me how you done this please?

  • i do this all the time.its easy.u just take the water out of the freezer b4 it gets too frozen

  • @INoIFearIGaming Hydrogen and Oxygen are elements. Water is a chemical compound created from those two elements. A chemical is a vaguely defined term that could apply to a good many things. He isn't wrong in saying that water is a chemcal.

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