Freeze water instantly

Freeze water instantly

This is a detailed how-to video showing how to supercool water and get it to freeze instantly. Out of ice cubes? Make some now for your cocktail. Watch this video tutorial and learn how to freeze water quickly.

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thetinman1 1 year ago
not bad , and interesting but how long does it take to actually freeze , I know depending on temp. how about the freezer???
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kingoflight (2) 8 months ago
its a fake is not water its a chemical reaction caused by the movement its the same stuff as hot ice if you do a search on here. i had a heat pad with the same stuff in.
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robert rosca 3 months ago
No... iddiot... If you did you would know how it works, you need iorn to make the reaction happen.
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kingoflight (2) 3 months ago
Don't call people idiot's when you are the retard who can't spell.

I am right i am always right here's the link STFU and go to bed little boy.

http://www.wonderhowto.com/how-to/article/make-hot-ice-065738/
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robert rosca 3 months ago
Yes... I can't spell, considering english is my 4th language after: Romanian, German and Spanish.

And the stuf inside the heating pads is different from hot ice.
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kingoflight (2) 3 months ago
No it's the same stuff if you had a heat pad with the iron clicker in it, It was just a weaker mix of the same chemicals, The reason for the clicker was to start the reaction, you could do the same with a hard wack. The one on the video is concentrated stuff exposed to air so just a touch would start the reactions.

The reason why they use a weaker mix is so its plyable in your hands see his concentrated mix goes rock hard.

I don't really care if you belive or not but why do you think there are two liquids that do the exact same thing.... because they are the same.
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4ndr3w 7 months ago
HOW DO U DO THAT PLEASE REPLY
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gingerpuss (13) 6 months ago
I assume your temperature units are Fahrenheit (everyone outside of the USA uses Celsius)
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6347177 (1) 6 months ago
i want to see him drink it first then ill believe its not sodium acetate
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kroc 2 months ago
well thats retarded...it doesnt freeze instantly if i have to wait over night...plus it took like 30 secs?
have you ever heard of a freezer?
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Atomiclemon (2) 2 months ago
I've done that on accident before. Its pretty cool to try and pour it out because it freezes as soon as it leaves the bottle.


and lol at the person saying its fake.
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Zero_Spitfire last month
personally, i found it out by using a bottle of fiji water, and its not as slow and it looks cooler
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kingandre last month
i want to see him drink it !i ant taking any chanses
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wilma antonio 3 weeks ago
whoooooohooooo... that was coooool!
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gibala 1 week ago
yes im interested to find out more about this please for a business im about to start please contact me
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