9 AMAZING ICE experiments you must see (4k)

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[bingussupporter]

Anyone ever realize that he said not to do it, but gave us exact measurements as if he wanted us to do just that

[acwckac]

The guy: Don't try this at home
Also the guy: *literally sticks hand in it*

[icouldntthinkofaname]

“DO NOT ATTEMPT TO RECREATE THE ICE BOILING WATER SECTION AS THE GLASS CAN EASILY SHATTER”

Me: you can’t stop me

[FM-hmwr]

I hate physics, I hate physical chemistry, I hate thermodynamics but when they jump out of an old textbook and come to life like this, I fall in love and can't help but appreciate them.

[LeBreadman]

Vinegar and baking soda:
I can make ice

Freezer: allow me to introduce myself

[governmnt]

So this is how we humans are gonna rebuild Antarctica

[just_mikai]

The video should be called "How to make your little sister believe that you're like Elsa from Frozen" 😂😂😂

[uarefads]

The reason I don’t do this at home is not because it’s dangerous, it’s because I’m lazy.

[dyingpotatoelol]

The million pound question:
How’s ur hand still alright bud?

[WindowsR]

“Don’t try this at home”

*Sticks hand in it*

[johnsalazar]

Me: Cover and to room let cool temperature
My brain: what could this possibly mean

[braxisheem]

“Ice boiling water”

Me: *_Wait that’s illegal_*

[azoutlaw]

This video was enjoyable. I need to tell you that hot water will "scald" you. Your teacher will "scold" you. Keep up the good work

[juantitofumero]

The glass, scolding me: "How DARE you?!"

[Night-uqvu]

When your water bending has reached the next level.



Ice bending: Freeze

Edit: Oh yea yeah 😏

[jthrone]

“The water could *scold* you.”

...well I’m not gonna let some water yell at me.

[bloodynoses]

"Do not try, glass with easily shatter and scold you"
Kid: tries it*
Glass: *gives 20 minute long lecture*





I was also referring to 4:55 where it says scold

[elviraloxi]

Video; "DONT TRY THIS AT HOME"

okay then i'll do it in my school instead.

[HANA-tmev]

The first literally shows like how beautifully ice grows like cotton balls .

[JustinWangxxx]

The first reaction doesn't actually make ice crystals. The baking soda (NaHCO3) and vinegar (HC2H3O2) react to form aqueous sodium acetate (NaC2H3O2). This sodium acetate is still in solution and is supersaturated. When a seed crystal is introduced, it provides a site for all the dissolved acetate to precipitate out as crystals. Thus, the "ice" that forms are actually sodium acetate crystals. (This is also how rock candy is made!)