-321°F Japanese Mirror-Polished Ice Ball- Exothermic Ice Formation
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In this video I show you what happens when you cool a giant 2" steel ball down to -321°F in liquid nitrogen and then put it in water! It instantly forms clear ice around the ball and starts to bubble. I explain why this happens and also I explain that ice formation is actually exothermic.
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I should have mentioned it in the video but the water was close to 0C so most of the energy into the ball was from the freezing and not the water thermal energy. Although some of the energy going into the ball was thermal energy from the water as some have noted. The second experiment shows the exothermic nature of water freezing a little better.
Cool man..... I am always doing some stuff but never think of this
Are u copying the king of random? they tried super frozen ice. :C
What if you put water in vacuum chamber to suck all air desolve in it and then make water crystal or magnifying glass by freezing it ...is it possible??
Yeah this video wasn't making sense without this explanation.
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When you started this channel loads of people thought you didn't know the science behind it because you were simplifying it so much, now you're actually explaining the phenomena (e.g. why something doesn't work out the way it sounds like it should) really clearly without any jargon at all, I really appreciate that.
Your laugh when you dropped it in nitrogen was priceless, an honest excited laugh 👍
That was my cold foot laugh, I wasn’t wearing shoes and some liquid nitrogen dropped on my sock
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Give it to someone and say it's a snowball and watch him throw it to someone 😎
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Bro make some more videos on quantum physics !!
Like that of double slit experiment
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Up and Atom has been doing videos about quantum physics recently.
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Apparently all the videos of yours I watch are about water!
Tell her I said “water”, I mean “hi”
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Wat’er... you talking about?
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Water you going to do now?
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0:30 LOL that laugh! He he he
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I got a recommendation to watch the exothermic ice video from Action Lab today *before this video was released* , CZcams is so smart.
Try heating the ball till 1000°C and putting it in liquid nitrogen. Btw love your videos
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That would create a very violent , rapid and exothermic reaction aka an explosion so not a very good idea
Harshiplier boom goes the violent, rapid temperature changes
@@santiagocanavati no it wouldn't you can find a video on youtube of another channel droping red hot steel into liquid nitrogen
Boom!!!
So cool! You learn something new every day 😄
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2:19 *L i q u i d w a t e r*
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Well frozen water is ice so liquid water makes sense
Soup Ham waters can be frozen, gas or liquid
it's funny that you think this is odd
Another unsurprisingly interesting and entertaining video
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Super awesome video
👍 literally a cool experiment 👏
Just a suggestion but could you make an in-depth video on radiation? (For example half-life, alpha, beta and gamma radiation and ionising and non-ionising radiation)
half-life 3 is not coming...
I was curious, so you know how if you get a towel wet, you can wring it out? But it's still damp. So I figured, If you wring out a towel, can you use a hydraulic press to squeeze out the rest of the water leaving the towel dry again?
Please like so the Action Lab can see this. I hope you can do the experiment.
The answer is yes, it would dry the towel out. You can do this at home by replacing a towel with a small sponge, the type you might do the washing up with, and replacing the hydraulic press with your hand. Get it soaking wet, then squeeze it in the palm of your hand into a ball. Hey Presto! A dry sponge.
It'd be more fun if he dried tomatoes by using a hydraulic press. Sun dried tomatoes? Pfft, I'm not waiting.
@@dsp4392 I doubt it. I don't know for sure, but water is incompressible, while fabric is not. As long as water is present in the towel, it will surely protect the fabric, simply because the fabric will have a great deal more give than the water.
I think we can get it very nearly dry. Totally dry? With a perfectly flat press, and enough force, maybe in theory. I really don't know. But it'll be practically dry, like as dry as a towel absorbing minuscule amounts of humidity from the air.
@@ongbonga9025 Water definitely has low-compressibility, unlike the air contained in fabric, but fabric isn't infinitely compressible either. Once the air is fully compressed or expelled, only solid molecules (cotton, wool, polyester, etc.) remain, which aren't any more compressible than water. Depending on the setup, this will usually cause the fabric to tear apart as water in the middle of the towel pushes on the fully compressed fabric. watch?v=_QSJkwyjX4w actually shows the experiment being done, and while the poster claims their towel is "fully dry", it never actually is. As he moves up to thicker towels, it gets increasingly difficult to expel the water. Again, you can get a towel reasonably dry (as you said "we can get it very nearly dry"), but you'll never "squeeze out the rest of the water" using a press, at least not as effectively as heat and a bit of patience does.
Thank you all for your comments! This cleared up something I had been wondering about for a long time. But I still want to see the Action Lab do it.
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I have a question:
Does the ice itself warm up or does it transfer the heat to the thermometer?
Try using an infrared thermal camera or laser thermometer 🌡.
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Water freezing gives off heat
*YEA THAT MAKES SENSE*
Fo you remember the baymax movie(big hero 6) that scientist girl did almost the same thing but it turn pink and explode when touch
That ball went from black to white, now it’s safe from the cops
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My brain froze 😏
Then it gave off heat.
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I learned about freezing being exothermic from the little house books! The family poured water on the crops to save them from freezing.
Jesus, do people still watch that?
@@ongbonga9025 I don't think I've seen the TV show...did read the books as a kid though :D
What the hell are you guys talking about they pour water on the plants because it's not freezing and air Is pour conductor of heat so the crops stay above freezing when pouring water even though its cold still isnt freezing. And this ball you awnser it air is release not boiling or heat produced. The ball warmed up because the water was above freezing it's not getting colder
@@timbjork2098 i hope to god you are not in charge of anything important!
Are you kidding me if the ball was to give off heat it would be following laws of thermodynamics. It's not creating heat. By freezing it warmed up because of the ball is warming up because the energy in the water transfering to ball which is more than ball has. If that was true when a lake freezes over it would warm the water or the air and it not the case
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I thought it was pretty obviously that freezing is exothermic? Like if it required heat it wouldn't freeze
Fascinating...
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Thats real cold!!!
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I think this would be an interesting phenomena to explore for your channel. I work in a biology lab, where we frequently need to make agarose gels, which involves boiling the solution so that the agarose can dissolve into the water easily. Before pooring gels into molds, I cool the agarose by running water over the bottle, and I notice that the water in the solution begins to boil rapidly if the container is sealed. My hypothesis is that the cooling of the air temperature in the bottle lowers the pressure, allowing the solution to boil, despite the fact that it is cooling off.
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Very interesting this think of it this way. Makes perfect sense when you know nothing is cold only the absence of heat is when there is cold so idk. It’s also interesting to think about water freeezing as a chemical reaction. Putting energy into it until the reaction just happens and it makes sense it releases energy idk just never thought about it this way and so this is cool
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Nice video! Try cooling something with an even higher heat capacity than steel down to LN2 temp and put in in water.
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This confirms what I've learned in school about specific melt heat and specific heat of vaporization. (note: I don't know what these 2 terms are called in English)
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Makes sense. Since energy can’t be destroyed, that heat has to go somewhere. Normally it would dissipate in the air, or released into the container holding the ice. Since you added the thermometer you got a way to measure the heat that was being released.
I always liked how if you count 1-3 the 2 is like a transition and makes the 1 look more like a 3 by adding a curve but it still has a straight end '1 2 3' but on youtube, it doesn't show the 1's flat at the bottom.
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I was recently learning about exothermic and endothermic it school
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