How to boil water with ice 1. Boil the water 2. ..... 3. PROFIT $$$$$$$

For everyone saying, "`How to boil water with ice! Step One: Boil water with your stove," yes, he is boiling water with his stove, but this is cool because after he takes it off the stove, it is no longer boiling, but he brings it back up to a boil with ice. If you can come up with something smarter than that on your own, send me a link of a video.

The ice is not boiling or vaporizing the water. The cold temperature of the ice is causing the water vapor to condense back to liquid. Since gas occupies more volume than liquid, when the water vapor (gas) turns back to the liquid state, it causes the pressure to drop inside the bottle causing a vacum action that draws air from an air source, in this case, the space between the cap and the bottle lip which allows for air from the surroundings to enter the bottle. This is the true breakdown of this experiment.

LOL how to boil water with ice. Step one : boil the water on your cooker xD

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4 жыл бұрын

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@joyalpatel6000

4 жыл бұрын

shut up

@joyalpatel6000

4 жыл бұрын

@What is Islam? Shut up

@scoobyduh8878

4 жыл бұрын

By your comment I asume you are not related with physics, so I will explain you. When you heat water up to 100°C it indeed with boil, but a boiling water doesn't necessary means that it is hot. Thats what they are trying to demonstrate here. You can use a syringe to replicate the experiment without heat though. They just heat the water so it will be easier to ice to take effect. :)

@NarutoFan-yg8oi

3 жыл бұрын

What is Islam?@. ???????????

To go against the grain of the comments, I found this video helpful and interesting for my classes. So thank you for making this HouseholdHacker!

How to boil water without using heat! Step 1: Boil water using heat.

The water is not boiling but with the ice on the top of the bottle, it cooled down the hot air inside the bottle, thus it contracted creating a partial vacuum. Since the cap is not well in placed, the partial vacuum suck in some air creating bubbles in the water as the partial vacuum adjust/equalize to the air pressure outside the bottle.

@janhurt7422

10 жыл бұрын

might be true in this case, but we did the same experiment at school, with much better equipment (so we made really sure, that no air could get into the container), and it actually worked.

@johanjansson6367

9 жыл бұрын

Well, Numberphile made a video about the cokkingpoint of water relative to the height above sealevel climbing Mt. Everest, and yea, the lower airpressure = lower cookingpoint. :O

@JayMark2049

8 жыл бұрын

+Tim Johansson No, it really does work. Lower pressure = lower boiling point. Since the water was already near boiling point, it didn't take much of a pressure drop to get it going. Pretty basic stuff man.

@ThePrayerHotline

8 жыл бұрын

Let see if it still produce bubbles if you fill the bottle that you use on the video to hold the bottle upside down with water, thus making sure no air is getting inside. :)

@JayMark2049

8 жыл бұрын

ThePrayerHotline That should work fine as long as the water temperature remains high.

How to boil water with ice. Step 1: boil the water. Seriously?

@SciHeartJourney

9 жыл бұрын

Yes, but the water is not boiling when the experiment begins. We do have to raise the water heat to near boiling. The ice just brings it back in range again. I see your point though.

@stevesebzda570

9 жыл бұрын

Still funny! Lol

@prgaming5063

8 жыл бұрын

+Cesotoseot ikr i was like wtf you just boiled the water

How to boil water using ice in three steps: 1. Boil the water on your stove. 2. Get the ice. 3. Feel like a complete moron.

"Boil water with Ice" I was thinking "Wow. Eskimos can make soup and shit." Step one, stove. "Nevermind."

so will it boil forever as long as there is ice? seeing as if it were actually boiling, it would produce more steam, meaning that there would be more steam for the ice to contract, and making more vacuum so it boils more, hence putting it on an endless loop?

I was thinking this was going to be some dry ice thing

@baileysmith9442

10 жыл бұрын

Me to

@Dumdumshum

10 жыл бұрын

You can do the same with dry ice in place of the ice and get a better effect.

Could it be that air is leaking into the bottle cause of the lack of pressure?

@chanceholbrook5945

9 жыл бұрын

Pretty much...

Now try the same experiment with an air-tight bottle lid! It will fail! The water here isn't boiling, the air bubbles we see are simply air drawn from outside the bottle through the lid that is NOT sealed tightly. How this happens... it is very simple. Once he poured very hot water into the bottle, the air that remained in the bottle started heating up from touching the water... heated air expands... when he put the lid on and turned the bottle upside down, that heated and expanded air remained traped inside. When he put the ice on the bottle, the traped air started cooling down, consequently started shrinking, thus creating a vacuum inside the bottle. And since the lid was not tightly closed, the bottle started sucking air from the outside, giving the impression that the water is boiling. Try another experiment, with the same principle. Boile and egg hard, peal it nicley. pour some boiling water into a coke bottle, after 10 seconds put the egg on top of the botlle to seal the opening, don't force the egg in... just lay it on the opening in a way that is air-tight... then put the bottle while holding the egg under a jet of cold water. Let me know what happens.

Could you have infinitely boiling water by keeping the ice in a solid state with a freezer or using other cold materials?

I have a question. This process is similar to what you did to crush metal with water, right? You created water vapor in a closed environment and then cooled it. When the vapor in the air in the bottle turned to liquid, it created a vacuum in the bottle. So why didn't the bottle implode just like the metal? Was it just too strong, or was there a different factor in this experiment?

so if we do this, we just lowered the thing's boiling point? can we make our boiling point more higher so we can survive in a desert?

@chanceholbrook5945

9 жыл бұрын

We don't physically boil in the desert... We get het exhaustion and dehydration...

@DavidNguyen-hy9bg

9 жыл бұрын

chance holbrook oh...what about lava?

@chanceholbrook5945

9 жыл бұрын

David Nguyen In this situation, you would have to put yourself under extreme pressure, doing this withought also pressurizing the air around you would be impossible. Also if you did pressurize the air, you must be pressurizing the lava, also. Increasing the melting point of the molten rock, making it form back into rock, but still being very hot. If you could het close enough to the rock to touch it, you would be incinerated... Sorry to ruin your dreams!

@DavidNguyen-hy9bg

9 жыл бұрын

chance holbrook aw ok

@kazsmaz

9 жыл бұрын

Im sorry... but ive never heard such a stupid thing ever said in my life. Congratulations. If this was a troll I r8 it gr8 specifically an 8/8, now go sk8 m8.

You mean how to reboil water with ice...

@johnnieandpam

8 жыл бұрын

+Stone Deft no it air bubbling through the cap from the vacuum in the bottle, dont need ice and its not boiling

@JayMark2049

8 жыл бұрын

+Johnnie Blevins No, it exactly is boiling. Lower pressure = lower boiling point. Pretty basic.

So the boiling point was lowered in the water. But even tho it is boiling , it is not hot right? this method is not good for boiling hard boiled eggs, coffee, etc right? Bc the boiling temp has been lowered, water is still room temp? Is that right?

Clever. Lowering the boiling point also increases the rate that electrolysis occurs at. I was thinking I would need a "vacuum pump", but now this has inspired me to use waste heat from other processes.

Once my mom took a hot glass out of the dish washer and poured some cold Mountain Dew in to it and it split right in half

@joycelyncreece7997

8 жыл бұрын

+ JOYCELYNC

"Boil water with ice!" AND a stove. Wooo....pretty amazing.

This guy really needs to help me write procedures for my science fair. :P

Xou boiled the water, then you put a cap on the bottle where the water was and put ice on it just so it can boil again? Any use for it?

Hm. Cool but should be "Homemade lava lamp".

sooo, you boiled water let it cool and boiled it the science way again...

Love your new editing schemes!

YOU DIDN'T SAY I NEEDED A STOVE, OVEN MITS, AND A SINK. Haha, I'm just playing, man. Cool video!

It isn't boiling, it is just sucking air in trough the cap of the bottle because there is a lack of pressure that needs to be filled in.

@Pluveus

10 жыл бұрын

No, it is boiling, if it were air coming in from outside, some of the water would be escaping from the inverted top. This is the fact of water boils at a lower temperature the higher your elevation above sea level taken to the extreme.

@unavailableyet

10 жыл бұрын

Pluveus Your brain should be leaking out through your nose due to its small size.

@Logikalx01

10 жыл бұрын

Deadgirlsdontsay Nojrsryjry thank god someone corrected these guys.

"How to boil water with ice!" "Step 1: Boil the water..."

When I saw this at first it looked exactly like a bong 😂

What will happen if you open the low-pressure vapour water? I expect it's going to be very hard because of the vacuum cause the cover to be very tight. But if you can open it, will the water suddenly fill up?

Has science gone too far?

Well, not exactly 100% true as he already boiled the water on the stove first. Good trick though

@SonLaw34

9 жыл бұрын

... i really hope some sense comes your way

@Yorkie263

9 жыл бұрын

And to you too :-)

@AndrewKoala

9 жыл бұрын

He heated the water first, then placed a cap on it to create a vacuum in the bottle - that was the only purpose - it is not cheating as you imagine - if you understood the scientific principle, you would understand the reasoning

@JayMark2049

8 жыл бұрын

+AndrewKoala No, he heated the water to raise it's vapor pressure. The vacuum was only created when the ice was placed on the bottle.

@JayMark2049

8 жыл бұрын

+Yorkie263 He didn't have to boil it. Just needed to bring it close to boiling point (hence why he just boiled it and let it cool momentarily instead).

@wierdmeow no thats evaporation boiling is when it reaches the needed temperature to evaporate.

is the water go up to 212 or room temp when it is in a vaccum?

"Boil water with ice" and a stove, and boil the water on the stove. NO ICE to boil it. Stupid video...

legit comeback

It's the concept that makes it amazing, the boiling water in a capped bottle is an easy way to create a vacuum, if you had a way to make a vacuum without this method it would work the same, the concept is lowering the boiling point by lowering the atmospheric pessure

Or you can just put it on the stove and done. Why do you need to make it hotter when iits already hot?

Do you have to heat the water up normally first?

Thanks. :)

Ohhh wow. This is so cool. What a clever trick to create a vacuum or a vacuum headspace, at least.

Is there a way to apply this to a pot in general with a hypothetical lid that has water in it (not glass but a material very resistant to heat) and is frozen within a freezer, take it out after heating up the water in the pot before boiling, then putting the hypothetical frozen lid on top with whatever food that's inside the pan- creating "warm" but not "hot" food so it's ready for kids quicker than it would be otherwise? Because if the boiling point is lower than means the overall temp is lower too right? Just curious if that would be possible.

You can think of a higher temperature as giving molecules more energy to move around and be further apart, that's why the heating water boils it. You can think of higher pressure as being pressure on the molecules and stopping them from moving a lot. He lowered the pressure to a point where room temperature gives enough energy for the water molecules move far enough to be gas. There's actually a certain pressure and temperature that something can be liquid, gas, and solid at the same time.

So, here's a question, since that was kind of tricky. If I took room temperature water and filled a bottle 1/3 of the way with it like that, how cold of ice would I have to put on top to make it bubble like that? Like, right now for argument's sake, let's say you have 99 degrees water in the bottle, and 1 degree ice on top. If I started with 22 degree water in the bottle, what negative degree ice would I need to place on top to lower the pressure enough that it boils?

This one is really worth watching.

And this is useful how exactly? Also you need a much stronger vacuum to boil water at room temperature.

LOL his channel must be good for school science classes

So you boil water by boiling it, BRILLIANT!

Thats sick dude!!

Were did you learn that expirement?

where do you learn these tricks from?

That's so cool I have a plan to show my science teacher and then I get extra cress

this guy,this guy right here is the ULTIMATE SCIENTEST!

but this wouldn't sanitize the water like boiling it at higher tempuratures. Right?

just 1 question is their something in the icecube that makes it boil?

hey guys i was just searching around the interweb and thought you guys should show how to make the dry ice bubbles. I think they are very cool how they pop

Lol this is better then School cuz I didn't go to sleep For Once ^^

so is it getting hotter still or is it cooling?

why "did you heat the water and then cool down" before putting the ice above the bottle? If the ice make the air above the bottle condenses and lead to a vacump around it, so what the point of boiling the bottle first???

Is it possible to use a plastic bottle for the experiment? My mommy dosen't like me around glass material because the can explode under intense pressure creating nearly lethal shrapnel that can harm the eyes or vital organs please respond asap. thank you.

Can we back up our saves before it's patched, or will we have to start all over?

the first two lines are right, however air doesn't come in the bottle, the water boils because it needs a lower temperature to do so. It is the same process that makes water boil at lower temperatures on top of mountains.

WOAH, that was cool as hell

@HouseholdHacker I have a serious question: Those the bottle,after putting the ice on top of it, heat the glass? And if yes, What temperature? Because, it could be a new way to germinate your seed. It would be awesome!

is the science the same like in those novelty "passion" meters, they use to sell in the 90's where there's a glass filled with a colorful liquid, you wrap your hand around the bulbous base and the water starts boiling up to the top?

It's the concept that's cool. You boil the water to empty out all the air in the bottle. Then you condense the remaining vapor in the headspace to create a vacuum. It's a pretty cool trick.

The ice cools the atmospheric pressure in the bottle and because a liquid boils when its vapor pressure is equal to the atm pressure it can boil at a lower temperature.

Is it boiling? or is the air inside condensing slowly (after being expanded).

Sooo you need to boil water to boil water 👏👏👏

You can also fill an oral syringe with hot tap water, put the cap or your finger on the tip and then pull the plunger all the way back until you have pulled a nice vacuum. The water inside will boil because you've reduced the atmospheric pressure and water boils at a lower temperature when under less atmospheric pressure.

I thought he was actually going to boil the water with Ice. I was intrigued, but this is like 8th grade science tricks. thanks buddy for letting me down.

Neat thing also. once you are done drinking a water bottle leave a little in turn it upside down and start to twist the water bottle then slowly remove the cap when there is a lot of pressure. The water will boil

@MinecraftBuilder33

10 жыл бұрын

Cause when water is under pressure it will boil at lower tematures

@JayMark2049

8 жыл бұрын

+Matherox No. Higher pressure means higher boiling point. Not the other way around.

Can we somehow take this and convert it into a traveling water bottle?

so, can you cook stuff in it?

will it boil forever like that as long as you add ice?

Great science idea!

simple case of 'if it seems too good to be true, it probably is'

Nice I always wanted to know how to boil water with ice

It's not really a closed system. The water/steam in the bottle will transfer thermic energy to the colder enviroment it is in. You're right about the density/volume/pressure.

i've never seen a bigger ownage for youtube thumb-up comments. you sir, made my day.

can we boil the water in some other container and then fill it in the glass botle

@JayMark2049

8 жыл бұрын

+Rahul Das It will only work if it's a sealed container. As soon as you open it, it stops.

Perfectness at its best.

Sorry, you are right. Increase in density causes a decrease in volume since they are inversely proportional. The point I was trying to make was that the bottle reducing in size is not due to reduction of volume, its because of the atmospheric pressure being higher than the pressure within the bottle

its not boiling. its just a diference in the air pressure in and out the bottle, since the pressure inside is lower the air from the outside is trying to enter, and it does in form of bubbles so the pressure is the same in and out the bottle. sorry if i write something wrong im mexican ;)

Can you do a video tutorial on how we can Record our Desktop Screen. Like do you know of a good free software that we can download? Thanks!

I spoke too soon. This was a fun learning experience.

I still don't understand how the vacuum helps... The water boiling is water(l) changing into water(g) because of the decreased pressure? And the decreased pressure was because the ice was cooling down the hot water(g) into water(l)? So it's basically a cycle, right?

i miss him so much :"c i still hope his family and friends are doing well

Interesting, mildly. Never had to heed high altitude boiling instructions. They use to be on pkgs.

at first i thought he was a nerd but i take that back he is a genius!!

I wonder how people find out these things.

Does it have to be "dry" ice

Well, not sure if this will answer your question or not. A way to relate this, this is how moisture/air is removed from refrigeration lines in your home AC for example. A vacumm pump is hooked up to the lines and basically boils everything anyway by placing the closed system in a vacumm. This is also used in some steamers and kettles to achieve a more efficent cooking process. Like I said, not sure if that would help or not.

will it blend? that is the question.

this blew my mind

You are amazing my good sir!

Tried boiling water in a glass bottle wi the lid on before and the bottle exploded... Wouldn't the same thing happen here?

Fantastic!Super cool!