Can you explain this??????????

[Bob # 1]

Defies all logic, or what I was taught in school, or experienced in life.
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SooToday.com reader Phil Sabine is puzzled by what happened when he left bottled water in his truck during freezing weather. Watch this video, and if you explain the odd phenomenon he demonstrates.

Worth the time to watch about 1 minute

Non Freezing Water?

[mduncan62]

You can do this with beer in a bottle also.

[wilbur]

Im gonna have to test that. Dont make sense to me,unless it has something to do with the molecular structure.

[MrPaulAR]

It's called supercooling. You just have to have super pure liquid (can do it with coke too).

[TDHcrappiemaster]

That's pretty cool! gotta try it now..LOL!

[shipahoy41]

Interesting video dad. Never tried that.

[huntinslabs]

Thats pretty neat. Doubt i could do it here though

[Bob # 1]

It's called supercooling. You just have to have super pure liquid (can do it with coke too).

OK, so you are saying the water is super pure liquid?????????????????????????????????

[HalAC]

We use that method in our calibration lab to produce an exact 32° F. It is a closed cell with ultra pure water. In this cell all three states of water, gas, liquid, & solid, exist at the same time. How this happens is still a mystery to me. I do know that even when it is cooled to below freezing, it still won't go solid until it has been shaken.

[beagle man]

got to have bubbles ? pretty cool