Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@Reeryce says : fix yo xerostomia>> <<@tomasdengrafemenia2361 says : I admire how he explained that much in such a short time. Great word choosing, concept connection and animation, all in one video. Thanks!>> <<@charlesbromberick4247 says : I like ice tea.>> <<@mahart40 says : So you get a slushy?>> <<@netjim1 says : Unfortunately, you can't see what's going on inside the very strong container, so it's both frozen AND liquid at the same time.>> <<@netjim1 says : The fish would die.>> <<@nonyadamnbusiness9887 says : Did you really say, "based off of" like you failed the third grade and never learned grammar?>> <<@WarDaft says : That phase diagram for water is missing like, FIFTEEN lines.>> <<@TheEykntspel says : Babe, wake up! New ice just dropped.>> <<@Thomas.Mech5 says : fusion this is satire>> <<@blaniac6591 says : Prediction before watching video: It doesn't freeze. It's why you can have liquid water at the bottom of the ocean even though the temperature is so low that it should be frozen.>> <<@paulstevens3112 says : This is the basis for free energy on earth forever>> <<@ciss7603 says : If ice III is already out. Why there is no water II>> <<@GoD1014 says : Damm we skipped straight past Ice 2, must have been on shit sequel>> <<@viidesu says : is this why my water bottles partially freeze in the car until I open them????>> <<@MegaKaitouKID1412 says : Is this why sometimes you can get a water bottle to a goldilocks temperature in the right freezer, where it's clearly still a liquid until you open the bottle and release the pressure and it very suddenly solidifies? I used to work somewhere where one of our freezers (specifically the one where we kept the bagged ice) would consistently do this for any water bottle we put inside long enough. We'd put our bottles in with the ice to get them cold fast, and if we forgot them in there too long, we'd grab them out, think for a second that we managed to get it out in time before it got too cold, and then open the sealed bottle and be left with an ice cube.>> <<@H_Is_A_Letter_That_Is_Cool says : 2:24 the water just like me>> <<@LubomirKubasdQw4w9WgXcQ says : What if it's 1 water molecule (I know 1 can't freeze so maybe 6 so that one crystal forms)?>> <<@hasangarmarudi2178 says : 2:25 non trinary you mean?>> <<@TNT2048 says : 3+3=16>> <<@Macintoshiba says : Oh yeah! This is probably gonna explain that weird phenomenon where you take a bottle of water out of the freezer and even though it was very clearly water it turns to ice as soon as you open the ca- ICE-III ?!?!>> <<@Mc_Fly says : So basically we’ve got Ice 3 before Ice 2?>> <<@madmayson says : what shape are the ice crystals that begin to form in the liquid water at lower freezing temperatures?>> <<@bahamutbbob says : As long as you don't turn it into ice 9, we're all good.>> <<@netyrsgamer9253 says : i wonder if there is ice 2>> <<@SimpleDude8484 says : 2.4 million improperly informed people. 1. Load vs supply. 2. Conductivity vs insulation of container. 3. Change of state requires an exponential leap of BTU's either radiating or de radiating.>> <<@pacolibre5411 says : As a precaution, if you try to do this in practice with a real rigid container like a steel canister, you're essentially creating an ice-powered grenade. Action lab has a good video on this, but if you're not careful, you won't make it to see Ice III.>> <<@trickvro says : Ice III: Electric... Boogalee?>> <<@ArmstA79 says : So it's ice until you open the container, at which point the cat has drowned?>> <<@San-pv says : 0:09 typo when ice* (not water) is compressed, it melts>> <<@christopher3471 says : more pressure = less temp the water must be to frees (ex normaly its 35f to freeze but if under more pressure it might need to be 15f)>> <<@mikes1992u says : You can supercool water, I've had this happen in the winter in my cars water bottle, I've took a sip of it after leaving it in overnight and the next time I picked it up it was a solid block of ice>> <<@MrTramponion says : What in the world I now how to look up what ice III is ALSO WHERE IS ICE II>> <<@oholibama8888 says : 2:13 but... When ice 3 contract while freezing, what dose the pressure to the ice 1h thats already frozen in the container?>> <<@rachitchauhan6521 says : Wait till you people hear about Ice IX that forms when Ice III is cooled below -108°C>> <<@Digz2000 says : But what about Vanilla Ice?>> <<@penguinboy561 says : Just don't let it turn into ice-nine.>> <<@rushthezeppelin says : Ice, uhh, finds a way>> <<@YanestraAgain says : Can I order ice III somewhere?>> <<@Daniel-Hetrick says : yay enby ice>> <<@Jasiek100 says : I though it would just refuse to freeze until temperature will be so low it will enable ice to creature pressure steong enough to break the box>> <<@billyhw99 says : If the container explodes because of the pressure, where does the energy for that come from?>> <<@liravin says : what if you start with ice and go the opposite way on the graph instead?>> <<@BlackBluue says : maybe if you keep increasing the pressure and lowering the temperature, we eventually get Ice-9. Zero Escape predicted it all!>> <<@sarcasticstartrek7719 says : freeZING water expands. Frozen water does not. You just have to flash freeze it, dur.>> <<@Care2WorldBuild says : And in 2026 Anton Petrov cited a study on how water's forbidden states and the actual physics of why it does what it does!>> <<@CrazyScience-w5c says : Interesting facts.>> <<@beaker_guy says : Water you talkin' 'bout? ;-)>> <<@JamesHardaker says : Wouldnt the pressure generate heat>> <<@some_user-u4uu says : Anyone else here who also watched Action Lab’s vid?>>