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How to get instant ice
Educational Area: Web + Technology
Sodium, water, two states and ready! (more)(less)
- Date:
- Jun 05, 2007
- Duration:
- 02:25
In the Meriam-Webster dictionary:
ice:
2: a substance resembling ice; especially : the solid state of a substance usually found as a gas or liquid <ammonia ice in the rings of Saturn>
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Pure sodium explodes when it comes in contact with water....
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Reply to #40: Exothermic reactions give off heat, meaning the total energy in the substance is reduced. That means the substance either A. becomes cooler, B. has bonds broken, or C. both.
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This is not ice!!!!
its exothermic so it generates heat WTF is wrong with you?
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Someone blurred out the metacafe link on the video but it is still visible. Great job thieves!
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there is nothing instant about that, there is required preparation.
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there is nothing instant about that, there is required preparation.
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don't watch this video on metacafe, it only gives $ to the people who stole this video, watch it here.
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where can we see the pussy ?
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where can we see the pussy ?
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Reply to #32: And you must be a generic idiot for making an assumption like that.
And calling someone stupid and a moron is a contradiction, genius.
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\"Who the heck cares who did the original?\"
Are you so stupid, moron? So let's celebrate all the copiers who exploit others work and nevermind who actually thought of doing it, yeah, right, you're probably American coz you are so dumb.
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BAD MUSIC
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Reply to #22: You dumb witted morons, can't you see that it might be the same production house that posts the video on metacafe and even if its not the video gives due credit to it in the end.
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I knew I had the internet for some reason, now I found it!!! AMAZING.
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I knew I had the internet for some reason, now I found it!!! AMAZING.
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Whoever came up with it and to whoever did the original video, it doesn't matter, I thought it was pretty cool. Who the heck cares who did the original? Let it go my friends, geesh, for cryin' out loud, it was cool... let it go...
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wtf! cool in the *fridge*?!? gimme a break.
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Who gives a S*it who the original creator is?
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ICEMAN!!
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You are all blind. It has a message in the lower right hand corner (faint) that says see it all on metacafe.
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BOOOOOO!!!!! this dudes video should be taken off!!!!!!!
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\"Sodium, water, two states and ready!\"
DO NOT add sodium to water
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Reply to #18: Baking soda + vinegar precipitates into sodium acetate. Make sure to use waaay more vinegar than baking soda. Strain out the solids, then simply rinse off the leftover vinegar. Bingo. Sodium acetate.
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too bad you can't actually use this. I mean the ingredients necessary are not common to every household.
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I'd like to see him use this 'ice' in a beverage, and drink it.
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I'd like to see him use this 'ice' in a beverage, and drink it.
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I'd like to see him use this 'ice' in a beverage, and drink it.
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I'd like to see him use this 'ice' in a beverage, and drink it.
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I'd like to see him use this 'ice' in a beverage, and drink it.
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I'd like to see him use this 'ice' in a beverage, and drink it.
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This isn't original at all. First of all, it's not ice, it's just solid NaCH3COO in a different container. Second, many other notable people have done the same thing, eg. Popsci.com. Congratulations on being a tool.
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This isn't original at all. First of all, it's not ice, it's just solid NaCH3COO in a different container. Second, many other notable people have done the same thing, eg. Popsci.com. Congratulations on being a tool.
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Nice. Steal someone else's content and claim it as your own idea.
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that's not ice.
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Amazing to the power of a zillion. Wow!!!
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Amazing to the power of a zillion. Wow!!!
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omg, that was freaking amazing
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w o w
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