I'm pretty sure thats not the critical point, though it's close. When you hit it the phase boundary disappears, and the fluid becomes all murky. Its hard also to maintain, normally you miss it (which I may have done at a given point in this video) Still it looks pretty.
The molar masses of the different phases of water (gas, liquid and solid) are beginning to be equal to each other -- since the densities of each phase become very similar, there are unusual aspects to the behavior. For example, the reason why ice floats on water is the difference in density, here the densities are almost the same, so water floats on ice. And other weird shit....
374C was a subcritical extraction. Beyond 374C is supercritical, but the distinct vapor pressure was observed from liquid level. Supercritical is homogenous.
@HidetoraHikimonji Sunn 0))) was greatly influenced by the Earth 2 album, which doesn't means that it's the same riff, else the entire Sunn 0))) discography would be a rip off. But if you like Earth 2 maybe Sunn 0))) would be something you'd like to explore :)
it looks pretty interesting when its smaller. when looked at when its being played at a big TV it looks kind of boring, but when like this, with music under it, it looks a bit like art. but its a bit long :P
This is the best idea ever.
This might just be the most avant garde film on youtube lol
99% of people on youtube are morons. They wouldn’t understand this 😅
@@kenneth_mirez Ang tanga ang youtube comments section lol. Also, i totally forgot I ever found this video and posted that comment
@@fromthistexasbreathfinding this again after 11 years is insane
This is one of the earliest videos I can still remember from old TH-cam..
I'm pretty sure thats not the critical point, though it's close. When you hit it the phase boundary disappears, and the fluid becomes all murky. Its hard also to maintain, normally you miss it (which I may have done at a given point in this video) Still it looks pretty.
Great combination!
The molar masses of the different phases of water (gas, liquid and solid) are beginning to be equal to each other -- since the densities of each phase become very similar, there are unusual aspects to the behavior. For example, the reason why ice floats on water is the difference in density, here the densities are almost the same, so water floats on ice.
And other weird shit....
This is great! Thanks for posting!
badass break down at 4.17
374C was a subcritical extraction. Beyond 374C is supercritical, but the distinct vapor pressure was observed from liquid level. Supercritical is homogenous.
Fantastic!
This is soooooo crazy!
@HidetoraHikimonji Sunn 0))) was greatly influenced by the Earth 2 album, which doesn't means that it's the same riff, else the entire Sunn 0))) discography would be a rip off. But if you like Earth 2 maybe Sunn 0))) would be something you'd like to explore :)
that s some crazy stuff...but what's with the music😭
umm...is the temperature enough to make cup noodles??
Ey, the answer is yes of course
374 Degrees celcius.
Yeah.
More than enough.
Is this really water or other substance with much lower critical temperature?
@tekv2 oh god, this is fuckin' awesome to read about science while listening to sunn o)))
This makes you high without any drugs
What's happening to the water? I don't understand.
Cool!
it looks pretty interesting when its smaller. when looked at when its being played at a big TV it looks kind of boring, but when like this, with music under it, it looks a bit like art.
but its a bit long :P
Love sunn o)))
It quite reminds me of "seven angels"from Earth....I guess it's the same riff...
what's happening in here?
looks like bong smoke
Its amazing to see what happens to water when its compressed to 218 atmospheres of pressure and 375 degrees celcius.
shrooms ....
What a piece of crap! No temperature readout, no pressure readout, and 1 min of noise.