Water turns from liquid to solid 🤯 *INSTANT FREEZE* Supercooled water trick

[onkarrandhawa]

Imagine taking a chug out of that water bottle. I'd turn into Sub Zero from Mortal Kombat 😂

[xavierhulbert]

Yeah, that works at room temp too. Supercooled water will freeze instantly if you can cause it to nucleate (aka just shake it).

[daboo]

Ice is crystalized water. Crystals need a foreign particle to attach to in order to nucleate and grow. Purified water has nothing to attach to until it gets disturbed and moved. Then the microbubbles start the crystalizing process. And if it's cold enough it happens fast.

[Hi_LikeToGame]

This is really cool forgot how to do it but the water is cold enough just a little bit of movement or anything could freeze the bottle

[brandon]

Atoms *slightly organized themselves*
Humans "bruh omg"

[Cody-xwui]

This happened to me one time while I wasn’t looking and I thought I was tweaking 😂

[alexruppenthal]

I do this in my freezer, you gotta find out the right level an exact amount of time but you can repeat it over an over again once you find the perfect spot

[margaretkellogg]

I went into a garage to get some bottles of water for my friend four winters ago and witnessed this phenomenon. As I jarred the bottles to grab four, the entire case did this.

[kinneyshoes]

It got down to -9 where I'm at over Xmas and I was thinking of peeing outside. I was wondering what would happen. I see people throw water in the air and it instantly turns to snow...🤔

[chezzlinericha]

How could you hold it with your bare hands?

[headegg]

Seeing the water instantly turn into ice like that is super cool

[cueballswr]

I do this magic trick every summer for people. Put a bottle in the freezer for about 2 hrs and when you pull it out give it a smack, sometimes it takes more force than others and the speed at which it propogates varies also. Works about 3 out of 5 times because it depends on the original pressure in the bottle vs time in freezer. Makes a water slushy in your bottle.

[dogwalker]

Would not think minus 3 is cold enough for that, Facinating.

[WabuhWabuh]

the snow pulled energy from the water which created a daisy effect of crystallization to make up for the negative energy Since the outside temp is lower than the bottle the energy is being drawn from and not added to the bottle.

[UrokLizard]

When a liquid turns from liquid to a solid, it releases heat, even when water turns to ice. This is why the water turns into a slushy mix instead of a solid block of ice; the heat generated is enough to prevent some of the water from turning into ice.

[madera]

Imagine if this guy was just as amazed and curious in grade school

[parabalani]

But where does the energy disappear? The water inside the bottle has the temperature over 0, so in order to turn to ice the energy has to disappear?

[pmyt]

Particles of water looses kinetic energy when they come in contact with that cold stuff due to which the FOA become larger between them and they gets converted to solid state,

[ElSmiley]

Imagine being in a pool and seeing that coming towards you

[global-foodtravel]

Wooow❤... That is cool... I am stunned🤯