I'd do this with my dads beers so he'd stop drinking. It only ever ended with him getting mad and hitting me even more.

@moonndust1845

4 жыл бұрын

I feel bad for you..

@bobbybird9433

4 жыл бұрын

Placer dude! Wtf ?

@moonndust1845

4 жыл бұрын

@Placer WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK MAN?!

@theworld2704

4 жыл бұрын

@@placer7412 WHAT

@theworld2704

4 жыл бұрын

@@placer7412 THE ACTUAL

I seen so many people do this experiment I like the way you explain why and how it freezes

is that why when your in a pool and then get into a hot tub you get that almost cold burning sensation from the temperature change or is it just a rapid difference in temperature?

@alex_marie1324

7 жыл бұрын

that's a sudden change in temperature thing. The human body is a terrible thermometer. If you were to run your hand under cold water and dip it into warm (almost hot) water, the water would hotter than it actually is, and the same would work in reverse.

@GraceAlone614

7 жыл бұрын

ahh ok. yeah I guessed it was just a temperature thing, just wasn't completely there yet lol

@swtruair

7 жыл бұрын

Nathanial Bogdonas - Another point of view: Most people think that the pool water cools your body... However, your body is actually warming the water (exo-thermic). In other words, the water pulls the heat from your body thus making it feel cooler.

@dylxnchn

5 жыл бұрын

*its called evaporative cooling*

@DeMooniC

4 жыл бұрын

@@alex_marie1324 Agree, something really extreme about that happened to me once, in winter, I had my feets very cold so I put them into slighly warm water (Not hot) and it felt like if the water were BOILING hot, no exageration, it was insane. Then I touched the water with my hand and I felt like it wasn't even hot at all, it was cold... So it all depends on the temperature of ur body

Nice video man. Great work. Really enjoyed it.

Thanks, Action Lab! Yours is the AWESOME Action Lab!

This channel is amazing love it

i didn’t even watch this video for my class worksheet thing until rn but I knew it would be one of your videos lol

Thank you for making this video! I discovered this reaction (temp rising when water flash freezes) myself about 6 or 8 months ago and I have posted comments on a bunch of KZread science channels (Veritasium, Spangler's channel, etc) hoping that somebody could explain it! You did a great job explaining it; makes me realize that I should have figured it out myself! (I didn't even think to Google it, doh!). Anyway, thanks again!

@helio3928

2 жыл бұрын

cringe pfp

@LogicBob

2 жыл бұрын

@@helio3928 What do you think it means?

I've got a suggestion.. Try putting "Super-Cooled" water on to a plate and then put a ice cube in the middle of the plate and watch it freeze. :)

your face is satisfyingly comfortable idk why i just subbed

That is Amazing, didn't know you could do that.

Also during freezing (making ice) molecule more restricting movement and that alone cause increase in temperature. I am doing the same experiment right now. Thanks.

So simple...yet so freaking cool!!! (pun intended)

@whydoidodis6829

2 жыл бұрын

Stop It. Get Some Help.

@johndoepker7126

2 жыл бұрын

@@whydoidodis6829 🤪

best science channel!

I love your work pls don't stop bro

Oh that explains why cold items have smoke in it. Its actually releasing heat. Thanks for the info

Ahhh! Tillamook ice cream is the BEST. I have family that lives in Tillamook. :D I'm a native Oregonian and even after I moved from home down to Houston, Tx I still buy that sweet, delicious, frozen confection brand.

Thats super cool

I need to try this!

I know I'm way late to the game on this one, but I didn't notice any volume change when the water froze in the bottle. It wasn't clear from the video, though. Is there something different about the volume of ice that forms from super-cooled water, or did it actually expand and I couldn't see it?

So if you do the thing where you pour the water and instant ice thing into hot water with ice, what will happen?

So when it has turned into a gel, how long until it liquifies and so you can drink it?

that was awesome!

Nice!

Nice video again :)

+The Action Lab It always got me that when people do this, it seems like the whole bottle really is freezing. But that's impossible because even at the minimum temperature for supercooled water (which I think is -40 degrees) the heat release from freezing should only allow about half of the water to freeze. Or am I getting something wrong there??

@TheActionLab

7 жыл бұрын

+DANG JOS that sounds about right, it definitely doesn't all freeze. The crystals are dispersed throughout the whole bottle but there is liquid water mixed between so it is a slush/slurry.

@tsunghan_yu

2 жыл бұрын

Why half?

@DANGJOS

2 жыл бұрын

@@tsunghan_yu Because water freezing releases a huge amount of heat from the water molecules bonding together. The amount is equivalent to warming water from 0 to 80 degrees Celsius. So freezing water from -40 to 0 should only freeze about half of it. I'm not sure that the minimum is actually -40 though. I forgot the actual number.

That was a COOOOOOOOOOOOOOL vid! :)

oh wow how fun is that , l loved it!

Like 100% your videos. ❤

Doesn't the same principle apply when condensation occurs? Water droplets need a "seed" to form on, once they do they release heat. When this happens in a cloud it can create a chain reaction causing the warmed vapor to rise, cooling down as it rises, and can create a huge cumulonimbus rain cloud.

Could you put dry ice into a vacuum chamber to prevent it from melting or would that make it melt faster

really cool!

Makes sense to me that freezing water is exothermic

Mind blowing.

Awesome

So it should be possible to create icicles if you pour it on something because once it is agitated, it should turn into ice

Mind blowing

so a more simpler explanation to his energy thing on the water temp heating up to freeze is right here: For instance putting your hand on ice takes a little bit before it starts hurting while putting your hand in cold water hurts much faster. and thats why the temperature was going down because it went from instant pain to slow pain.

that's What I call cool!!!

you said the water in the bottle was under pressure. Does pressure affect freezing temperature as it affects boiling temperature? In other words is the temperature of Frozen water different at sea level from the top of Mount Everest?

Could u get it to turn to ice by putting a crystal made of a different material into it?? Like say , drop a little quarts crystal or some other crystal (maybe some kind of salt crystal? Or maybe larger Sugar crystal? idk!) into the supercooled water. Idk... I guess I'm kinda thinkin of my old chem class when we made super saturated solutions then made them precipitate back out by putting some of the dry substance in to it

You can also pour out frozen soda just make sure you shake the bottle before freezing so the pressure keeps it from freezing and exploding in your freezer also open the cap extremely slow letting the pressure out slowly then pour in a cold cup and boom perfect slushy with all its carbonated glory

Can that happen with other liquids

1:44 magic! So cool

Thats so cool!

@bsu5574

7 жыл бұрын

no, that's super cool!

@Colin-ut6cm

6 жыл бұрын

PwniX lol i see what you did over there 😂😂😂

@iteratedofficial

3 жыл бұрын

@@bsu5574 Never comment again. K?

This used to happen when I put my water bottle in the back of the fridges in my dorm rooms. For some reason on the lowest setting those mini fridges still freeze everything. I'd pull it out and the water would be frozen or I'd see it freeze in my hand and not understand why, it was cool though.

Two for one special. Ad checks from both Aquafina and Tillamook.

@TheActionLab

7 жыл бұрын

+Valmont Draconus I wish they paid me!

Can you use an already opened bottle of water or does it have to be a brand new sealed one? Also, can you do the same thing with distilled water? If so, are there some changes?

@bucketfan4life

Жыл бұрын

you can refill a water bottle and do the same thing.

How bout if you drip the supercooled water on the ice cub e, like how icicles are made (in this case, staglamite) instead of pouring it on.

We should freez that at 3 2 and the half hour at what degree Celsius

Cool

Why does hitting the water bottle make it freeze? I'm still stuck on that part

Flat earthers Will somehow try to use this as proof that the globe is flat

What temperature was your freezer at

Nice video. You could have removed the blue label to make us see the freezing better.

Knowing this trick made life so much easier when I was in Iraq. Instant ice water in 130 degree heat was a lifesaver

Hahaha crazy I live next to tillamook brah!

What happens if you drink it?

What is the background song?

Does putting water under massive pressure raise its freezing temperature?

Can you do a video proving whether mud is a solid or a liquid? This has always puzzled me.

I think the exotermic reaction is not so much like heating up, but more like losing heat

@Owen_loves_Butters

3 жыл бұрын

Exo - out Thermic - heat Exothermic means it releases heat.

What happensif you drink it

For those in America, does that mean it will also freeze at 32F?

What happens if you SUPERHEAT paper/cotton in vacuum. Does it burn?

nice vid... like always

@TheActionLab

7 жыл бұрын

+Atom Mousa thanks!

Someone should show this at a magic show!

Can you put ice in a pressure chamber and melt it?

Thinking out loud here. If its exothermic, it means it's releasing heat, so the system itself is losing heat. The thermometer therefore measures the increase in temperature from the heat expelled by the molecules while the molecules themselves are decreasing in temperature? Or does this not matter because the thermometer is submerged in the water and thus becomes a part of the system?

@LaserTractor

Жыл бұрын

I know it's two years but lol. Ice requires heat (energy from outside) to melt, right? Ok. This is endothermic reaction. System takes heat away from surroundings. So in turn the process of water turning into ice releases heat. It sounds stupid, but we never experience this in real life, so it's hard to imagine. The only places where we see ice are freezer (where it's always cold due to automatics) or outside in the winter where it's cold. And also even if we took our time to see water turning into ice - we probably wouldn't tell the difference between -15°C water and -6°C ice

Do this to soda (pop) and open it and instant Slurpee texture

it there a way to do this the other way around? like make a lot of ice turn into water in an instant?

@mxkhxi

7 жыл бұрын

Connor Cunningham step one, gather lava. step two, place ice in lava. done.

@The_SmorgMan

5 жыл бұрын

Plasma - MP4 doesn’t that make obsidian or cobblestone?

dude looks like Weyoun. Sorry, not making fun, just can't stop thinking that when I watch your videos. keep up the good work.

can ice be turned into supercooled liquid by adding heat?

Are you sure the bottle is still under pressure after 2 hours in the freezer? I imagine most of the gasses just disolved into the water after that duration.

I did this unintentionally while living in a van during the winter. Went to pour some water which was liquid in the container but when I poured it out it froze. Crazy.

What happens to the energy that is released in form of heat when you freeze something in a freezer?

@Anwar1624

5 жыл бұрын

It is absorbed by cooling coils of refrigerator and then released to atmosphere in the same way as AC

for *water* to start forming

Can you eat cause it looks good

Like this video

Why didn't the water on the floor freeze?

Which state do you live in America.?

Amazed. I’m SO THIRSTY rn!

5:58 u just explained ultra instinct omen

@ 6:28 it's latent heat of condensation

1:20 a nucleation site for water to start forming? lol

.......... that was so dam cool. like magic. i watched that part at @1:53 so many times lol it almost looks fake but i know its not

I'm sure it wont work to me

@TheActionLab

7 жыл бұрын

+Pro Player you just have to believe in yourself :-)

@ProPlayer-wq3nu

7 жыл бұрын

ok! :) thank you!

@deepakrajendra8019

7 жыл бұрын

Pro Player You need new, unopened bottle of water. Good luck!

@ProPlayer-wq3nu

7 жыл бұрын

thanks!

@deepakrajendra8019

7 жыл бұрын

The Action Lab I think that you need to tell us your channel name change in a video. Lots of us asking that. (If you did make a video on that, sorry and let me know)

does it needs to be pure distiled water

@sameerpokhrel4379

4 жыл бұрын

Not distilled but it should be clean enough . You can use drinkable water.

Is that why touching ice feels like it's burning?

Did I miss it or you forgot to mention that supercooling only works with pure or distilled water?

I always keep bottles of water in my freezer and when I got out of the freezer and set it on my desk it immediately turned to ice

But I was taught that when matter changes from one state to another the temperature is always constant.

I kept trying to do this. Every time I got it out of bv the freezer it was just slushy

@vedanlkektokekto6872

3 жыл бұрын

You didn't keep it next to tillamook ice cream that's why

@zyn87

3 жыл бұрын

@@vedanlkektokekto6872 hahah. Must be.

Every kid's movies and games be like:

If you put spaghetties and water in your vacuum chamber and the water would boil...would the spaghetties get soft?

this will also work with soda or beer

You sound so lame but you are so cool....I'm inspired 😉

Could have removed the Dasani label. good video tho

if you do this with a pweraid it will freez slowly

would that work with pop too?

@StormcallR

7 жыл бұрын

Your pop would probably die long before you got him cold enough to pour his blood out and see.

@jeffreyellis5837

7 жыл бұрын

Mack Brock D: