Amazing Experiments with Water in a Vacuum Chamber
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try jello or pudding
Yea!
+Caleb N. Good idea
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He must really like that vacuum because he made like 2-3 videos about it
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Crazyrussianhacker might going boom boom with the vacuum, who knows. Can you check my channel out if you can!?!
+Jason Calona 4 vidoes
+MadmanMeathead fat
It's a phenomenon known as flashing. You can boil water one of two ways. Either you boil it by adding BTUs (heat) until it reaches it's boiling point at atmospheric pressure OR you can leave it at room temperature and drastically drop the pressure where the water will "flash" into steam. This principle is actually used in certain type of water purification systems and in refrigeration systems.
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Could you use this technique to turn canna syrup into powder without heating it over 200f?
yo its been 7 yrs whats new?
I have a question... what would happen if you put that chamber into an open bucket of water? would the water around the vacuum chamber begin to freeze?
Lower the air pressure the lower the boiling point is
You are correct
I don't think it was boiling though. The vacuum pump was extracting all of the air from the water making it bubble and all of the 'steam' was just water vapor.
Alex Beck Extracting air... Air pressure
Boiling is when it goes from liquid to vapor so it was boiling...
CQBpersonguy boiling: " the action of bringing a liquid to the temperature at which it bubbles and turns to vapor." get yer facts right kid
Wait, if water boils in a vacuum, then how can comets be made of ice? 🤔
Cheers
Actually, if you run this experiment long enough, the whole beaker of water will freeze.
This is because boiling requires energy, and the only place the energy can come from to do this is from the actual water itself. If there was a thermometer in the beaker, you would see it go down in temperature while the boiling is going on. Do it long enough and the temperature drops below zero and the water freezes.
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I have a question... what would happen if you put that chamber into an open bucket of water? would the water around the vacuum chamber begin to freeze?
@@Rhannmah
Ok, can I see that experiment being done anywhere or is that just an assumption based the standard model of thermodynamics??
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@@snicklefritz59if you’re asking if putting the vacuum pump with nothing inside into a bucket of water the answer is nothing would happen the water is boiling inside the vacuum cause changing the pressure around the water decreases the boiling temperature but since the water isn’t in the vacuum it would still be under normal atmospheric pressure and would remain the same temperature
@@kristimcgowandarkoscellard3126the water would just boil into a vapor although you can achieve very low pressures with a manmade vacuum it doesn’t mimic the very low temperatures and the absence of atmospheric pressure ie. a total vacuum but that is the jist of how it works in “space”
He should put an egg in a "wakume"
Good Idea !👍
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That's what I said in his last vid
+NarayanGamer stop self promoting in every comment
+Mark O'Sullivan Damn boi! He really likes dat wakume!
Taras, next time run it longer, the water will actually freeze
Really?
+Random Vids Yea, since he is boiling the water but not adding heat, only the most energetic particles will leave the surface of the water. If you remove the energetic particles, the water gets colder, eventually you will freeze the water as there isnt enough energy for the particles to stay as a liquid. You can freeze nitrogen this way, by getting it to -210 C
+DrSmileyFace18 Thanks Doc, you nailed it. Its been a long time since I has to take physics, but I do remember doing this experiment.
I bet that pressure isn't low enough to allow such thing occur. Plus it would take a while before boiling actually cool down water enought to make it freeze after increasing pressure back to atmospheric.
+tiuk23 there is no heat, the boiling water is cold it cannot boil vegtables. there are vids of this demonstration on you tube.
Do dry ice in vacuum chamber
he did
+Brentan Coates SEND MEH THE LINK PLEASE
Saftey was not a number one priority in this video.
Try raw eggs in the vacuum chamber.
Yes
Yes
+Goldenwolf266 roblox
Maybe boiled also
Where can I buy a Wakume?
whackume*
Google it lol
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Hardware Store
va-CUM
No pressure on making more good videos.
Or a whole uncooked chicken
Boom
alive
+Elisa 1902 i would pay to see that
+N Back you are both sick in the head!
+Jørdanian true
since the vacuum made the atmospheric pressure inside the chamber decrease, the water was boiling because when the atmospheric pressure is lowered, the boiling point of water (or any liquid) is too.
Poor astronauts.
lol wut
Hey Taras I was wondering what would foam do in a vacuum chamber
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fat
he did that.
fat
+Keannu Munett fat
same thing
spray paint can
pls do it.
He probably won't because it might explode and ruin the clear walls of the chamber.
aww want to see that.
+Juan Lee 'Clear Paint' isn't that pointless?
no i can be used to make the walls "shiny"
u need to put popcorn kernels in the vacuum!!
0:53 How cool is that?
It is about 20°C, Taras
hahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Fyi, the water isn't boiling. What's happening is all the dissolved air is dropping is bubbling out due to the decreased air pressure. This pretty much what happens to divers when they get the Bends. Nitrogen dissolves in the blood and muscle tissue at higher water pressures and if the diver were to surface too quickly, the nitrogen bubbles out tearing some of the tissue and causing all sorts of havoc.
That sounds horrible!!!
Shifu Splinter It is lol, people have died because of the Bends
Actually it is boiling, if the vapor pressure of water equals the external pressure it will boil. This is seen in everyday life at higher elevations where water boils at a lower temperature due to lower atmospheric pressure. Also note at the end the water that boiled condenses on the glass when the vacuum is removed.
Chris Anthony Well then I stand corrected, thanks!
+Chris Anthony Is it hot?
put an egg in a vacuum chamber!
What Happens of you Put a Dollar Inside?
good idea
Boom
Nothing.Useless question.
Black Hole appears
it will explode into into penny's
I'm a straight dude, but this guy is pretty handsome
Ummmmmm ok
lol
His voice is awesome
Ok??
DustiHuski He wasn't even talking to you...
Why didn't u complete the experiment
Put an empty water bottle in (with cap on)
You should do watermelon
Nothing happens. A finnish guy did it. just look it up.
Put vacuum chamber in vacuum chamber
Dribob
Vacseption
I learned this in chemistry and it has to do with pressure. High pressure lets water get hotter than normal and this is how rice cookers work.
same
+Kevin K Well, i can just tell you thats wrong xD
What actually happens is that steam ocuppies more space than liquid water, and since the vaccum is "sucking" the water to fill the space, the water boils due to the energy of the vaccum.
Also, the water is cold, and never heats up, due to the fact that the energy is not on the form of heat.
+UltraRicardopp Also, sry for the bad english
Fat
Lower air pressure = lower boiling point. He decreased air pressure to the point that room temperature caused water to boil. This happens at high altitudes too. It is impossible to boil potato at high mounting peaks because water never gets hot enough.
Put a little battery fan in. In theory, it should spin faster and faster as you remove the air resistance.
“How cool is that” ? Basically water gets cooler a bit by dropping pressure 😂 .
Did the water get warm?
no
Why would it
Nope! in fact I guess it cooled down during the process
No it didn't but I recommend you watch a video called solid nitrogen (something like that) they explain how this really works a lot Taras doesn't really show the full potential of the vacuum chamber and liquids
+Mario v.d. Wal No. Lowering the pressure lowered the boiling point of the water so the water would boil at room temperature.
I thought the beaker would break
put a hot dog in there
or a dog
:D
Draco Meteor NO GOD PLEASE NO D:
Noralyn Zadrozny What about a cat?
Alpha Duck put your hot dog in there.
Alpha Duck Put a NASA astro not!
was it actually boiling from heat or was it just bubbling as the excess air was sucked out from the pressure change?
I have a request if possible.
Try to somehow get in a car with the mini vacuum chamber and put an object in it (you can try to put a spherical object and a non-spherical also) .Tell the driver to speed up the car and then instantly push the break.
I wonder if the object would follow the law of inertia in vacuum.
Obviously it would lol
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Rename your channel to wacuum man
Put flan in the vacuum chamber
W
+Bryan Monreal Lopez L
cool
There's just a moment when I don't want it to stop
This channel is going like vacuum tester Channel
I dont get it, why is this happening?
The Beginning Of Knowledge I don't know the science behind it but when there is less air pressure on water, it becomes easier to boil.
canada 1001 Thats so weird and confusing
The Beginning of Knowledge, despite popular belief, temperature is not the only property that affects the states of matter. Both pressure and temperature determine if the material is a solid, liquid or gas. Think of the air pressure as a weight compressing the water into a liquid state. When the air is removed, there is nothing keeping the water liquid so it evaporates. For more information look up Phase Diagrams on google.
canada 1001 Boyle's Law
The Beginning Of Knowledge see at thermodynamic table for spec liquid H2O. as you know water boiled at 100C at 1atm preassure , and when you lower the preassure water can boiling room temp.
how about a hamster ?
Oh ya, almost forgot..
I hope your not serious
Please let it be already dead.
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+oO EveTheMCDFanatic Oo not
I remember someone saying that if you put water in a vacuum chamber nothing would happen , that cheeky scrublord
Next time put fun snaps (the small bits of paper that explode) in a vacuum :)
Put a termometru to see the temperature
the water boils because the air around it is thinner therefore reducing the boiling point of the water.
idk im not a teacher but that does happen if you go over 60,000 feet your blood will start to boil
you should put Whipped Cream in the wacuum chamber
Taras is the kind of guy who says says "Boom!" after pouring himself a glass of water.
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Put Jell-o in it!,I repeat PUT JELL-O IN IT!
Pretty awesome no safety precautions needed in this video.
This is also a more efficient way of removing dissolved gasses in water to make clear and better tasting ice.
THE SPIT BALLS OR WATER BALLS THINGS OMG PLZ DO IT
I have a question... what would happen if you put a pressurized vacume chamber into an open bucket of water? would the water around the vacuum chamber begin to freeze?
woah. This really makes sense.
cause the boiling point of a liquid is that temperature at which its vapour pressure is equal to atmospheric pressure. But in this condition you are decreasing the atmospheric pressure and that inturn decreases the boiling point of water proportionally. woah dude thats so cool.
can you please please measure the temperature of water using the thermometer after doing the same experiment?
whisk egg whites and sugar till it forms a stiff foam( stiff peak) put it in the vacuum chamber and after a while you'll have awesome marine.please try
Nice. if the water or steam coming out of the beaker is a pure DISTILLED WATER as is prepared from other methods?
Removing air molecules with similar kinetic energy to H20. Getting them out of the way allows the H20 molecules to take up the free space via phase transition. Right? Does the phase transition remove heat energy from the surroundings?
water gets hot if you put high pressure, and because when you vacuum the vacuum the water the water gets high, and the water gets so hot the it boil
Taras says BOOM YOU GUYS SEE THAT when he poop in his lab
i love these vacuume videos! Keep the good work!
What would happen if you could suspend a spinning ball in a vacuum and have water poured over it?
Have fun trying to build that.
if you use less water and leave it longer in the vacuum it will freeze when there is no more air left, if you vacuum pump/chamber can do it
*Pours water in beaker. "Boom"
Put a jawbreaker inside the vacuum chamber.
what was the pressure at 0:43 when the small bubbles started?...thx.
was the water warm/hot or did it return to cold water after you turned it out?
You should try putting the giant water balls into the vacuum chamber.
that IS cool! Literally and metaphorically!
so does the water actually get hotter? If so, what is the temperature?
Or is the "boiling point" just decreased to ambient room temperature?
What will happend if you put an egg in the vacuum thing
you can use the vacuum to col the water. next check the water temp before and after the vacuum evaporation
Water also begins to boil when you reach a certain altitude, that's y astronauts much wear special suits while launching into space because their blood will begin to boil
Can you see what happens when you put oobleck (a mixture of cornstarch and water) in a vacuum?
My friend thinks the world is flat, and absolutely loves you, can you please put 2 objects in a vacuum chamber and teach that man some physics!?
the water was only boiling because in the vacuum, it lowers the boiling point of water to about room temperature and allows it to boil faster
It boils because in a vacuum, the heat can't be transferred to anything therefore the heat is trapped and escapes in the form of gas
Soooo I have one question is the water still hot after it comes out of the vacuum chamber
Put a wet towel in it and see how long it takes to get it dry in there xD
If you put it in a similar chamber but put compressed air into it would it freeze?
in Soviet Russia, water puts YOU into a vacuum chamber. and you start boiling, and water gets soaked up by the carpet
Is the water hot when you get it out of the vacuum?
no
no
+Pirat Carribean water start boiling cause there isnt enough pressure. if you go up to the stratosphere without pressured chamber your blood will start boil
It's cold actually
+Pirat Carribean No, that's the oxigen dissolved in the water coming out.
water contains oxygen , so when placed in vaccum, air disappears as though oxygen disappears so the oxygen in water will move to the part having less oxygen which is air so that bubbling is due to oxygen leaving water
who knew you could save a water heater and energy like that
put in popcorn kernels see if it will make popcorn
OK, next experiment on water surface tension... lets see if water tension remains the same in a vacuum. Thanks
Put one of those squishy water bottles in a vacuum chamber
How does an astronaut's suit combat against this?
hey taras can you put soap bubbles in a vacuum chamber thaks I will watch it its exiting!!!
This is how scientists boil their water
Will pressure build up inside the chamber? When boiling water
Is it possible to cook a meal in a Vakuum Chamber or is it just fluent air?
Put popcorn in the vacuum!
Can you use this to distill water, or must you have heat? And if you can, how much energy can you save this way?
That's a tricky question. If the water has bacteria in it, no. Because heat kills bacteria, cleaning the water. To filter it with the evaporation, theoretically you could because the vapor would move to another container leaving behind any debris.
my question is that if the water was boiling, presumably because all the oxygen was going away, then why did none of the water go away, since it's made of Two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom?
apple pieces in vacoom can you try and if something happends make a video about it just want to know becouse they turn brown if they are touching whit air so want to know what will happend if there is no air
did the temperature change or did it just remove the oxygen?
Makes you think about astronuts....lol
This is what happens to your blood when you are unprotected in space.