#supercooled water

[maeganbobaegan]

Supercooled water experiments 🤩

[weatherist]

I love freezing fog and what it does to a landscape. Freezing of supercooled water droplets right onto trees, grass, and other objects (unfortunately sometimes roads, too!) produces a beautiful scene.

https://twitter.com/MerryMatthewsWx/status/1358781385784311809?s=19

[weatherist]

Ben Bartlett on Twitter

“Water with few impurities can be cooled below its freezing point and remain liquid The supercooled water quickly freezes when the grape in

Freezing of supercooled water, when a foreign object is introduced. I love videos like this!

[day-glow]

I did a cool thing.

[oniongalaxy]

[From Symphony of science (link) ]

When supercooled water (-21C/-6F) is poured into a bowl, it pours out as a liquid and instantly freezes turning to slush.

Water can exist as a liquid when the temperature is below water's natural freezing point if it has no surface to crystallize on. The plastic bottle gives it an environment that does not cause the crystallization, but when it's poured out, something in the bowl allows the water to form crystals.

[bloodredorion-science]

When supercooled water (-21C/-6F) is poured into a bowl, it pours out as a liquid and instantly freezes turning to slush.

Water can exist as a liquid when the temperature is below water's natural freezing point if it has no surface to crystallize on. The plastic bottle gives it an environment that does not cause the crystallization, but when it's poured out, something in the bowl allows the water to form crystals.