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- Ice normally floats on water because as water freezes it expands, and the density of the solid becomes less than the liquid. This on the other hand is an ice cube that I made, but this one's kind of special, and it's able to sink.
This is because it isn't normal water, and it's actually heavy water. This heavy water (D2O), is made when the hydrogen of regular water (H2O) is replaced with deuterium, which is a heavier isotope of hydrogen. Heavy water is about 11% denser than regular water (H20), and this extra weight lets it sink.
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It sounds like a bad joke: "How do you make a heavy ice cube? Use heavy water"
omg true that😂😂😂😭
Use di-deuterium heavy-oxide water
Same vibe as "how do you make square balloons?" 😂
@@flossenking use square air
@@Fennetic minecraft air
"Can I get some ice cubes on my drink, please?"
"Heavy or light?"
Oh.. I like to have heavy one
I thought ice cubes always go up to the top though
Umm...... *LEVI*
@@AbbeyKitty1013 If it was a glass of heavy water,it would have floated I guess. But since it was a glass of regular water and a heavy water ice cube, it sank.
@Strange Traveler 🏳️🌈⃠ yeah i know it's a bad joke and if you don't get it, it is basically light and heavy combined and you are supposed to read the i as e
for those who don't know the D in D2O stands for Deuterium which is a hydrogen isotope
Mmkay...
...Can you eat it?
@@sammy_slammy It's not radioactive, but too much heavy water is dangerous as you replace hydrogen with deuterium in your cells they cease to function properly. A single heavy water ice cube is unlikely to cause any issues, but best to avoid deliberately ingesting it. Though you cannot avoid it completely as all water contains a very small percentage of natural heavy water.
Deuterium is in your tap water
THANK YOU
@@nekogodit is radioactive. Nothing you said here is true, actually. Heavy water chemically reacts identically to regular water.
the ice cube doesn't know how to swim yet, you should teach him
LOL😂
I'll teach him!
I love how you can see the liquid sinking as it melts.
I'm pretty sure that effect isn't specifically from the d2o, although it may make it more pronounced. Bc the water coming off any ice cube will be colder, thus will sink, and as it's colder it's going to have a higher density and therfore different optical properties (refraction). It's the same reason you see 'heat waves' rising off hot asphalt, although literally the opposite conditions.
It's due to density of the D2O being more than H2O remember that light refraction depends on the density of the medium it goes through. Therefore we can see it melting and looks cool.
@@kresnic02cr45 It does still do that with a normal ice cube, just the d2o makes it *way* more obvious. Another way to make it more obvious is for the beverage/water to be much hotter. It is quite visible if you're making iced tea in a clear container, for example.
@@zekanner would look cool, I hope @nile does it
True
"this is just a regular ice cube."
Me: "HE HAS REGULAR THINGS?!"
impossible
He DID have to remove the extra neutrons from it first, to be fair
@dash shut up dash
That shit looks like a spider made a 4D web inside it, def not regular.
🤣🤣🤣👍👍
Titanic: ice cube the sequel
“I’m still thirsty, but my stomach feels weighted already!”
“Whoops, accidentally gave you my heavy water!”
“What.”
"Can I get light ice in my soda?"
"I'm sorry, we're out of light ice. We only have heavy ice now"
Reported, reported, aaannd reported
@@justinw8716 the bots keep coming and they don't stop coming.
@@ruikaeni.5271 Fed to the rules and I hit the ground running
@@justinw8716 did the same bruh🙂
@@justinw8716 I did it too, and I think everyone should
"I'm not fat, it's just water weight"
The water:
Good idea bad execution
nikocadoavocado?
('_.)
bruh nikocado's water weight water is probably 1000 times more heavier than normal water
I was gonna call this fatphobic, buuut it’s actually a pretty good joke though X’D
Most people don't know that heavy water is what gave Jay Garrick's Flash his superspeed
The ice cube looks like a diamond
"Waiter, my ice is broken."
"That's because we use crushed ice, sir."
"No, look."
"That too, but look!"
@@connorlancaster7541 not the best way to spread the Word buddy
@@connorlancaster7541 No, don't teach people about the Bible, the Bible is full of shit anyway.
@@connorlancaster7541 you'll have more luck by being a regular door-to-door
Underrated comment I am dying if laughter
“this one’s kinda special” i get told that ever so often
th-cam.com/video/6TJpMjZ18pw/w-d-xo.html
Finally it's here,
agreed...
Same
It's sucks to be patronized, nothing feels more insulting and degrading, and the worst part of it is you can't even say anything to get them to stop or everyone treats you like you're the asshole.
@@TrippyShasta this is literally a video on a sinking ice cube
That one video: If YoU’rE iCe CuBeS sInK, yOuR dRiNk MiGhT bE pOiSoNeD
This video: ✨heavy water✨
Nile gonna make a mini reactor like that kid in his parents garage.
Me when I see my ice cubes fall to the bottom of the water: *panic*
But why? As long as it is not tritium oxide, there is nothing to fear. Deuterium oxide, or heavy water, is only dangerous in huge amounts. Just an ice cube wont hurt you.
@@DerDrako I think it means someone drugged it
@@shivane_1431 Oh... Well, then...
@jestin your ice got some electrolytes
@@shivane_1431 even better
"This is just a regular ice cube... and if I drop it in water... it floats."
I was really hoping this would be the whole video. Standing ovation. I would leave a like right there.
@Llify maybe that would be more of a NileBlue thing to do
@Llify I'd honestly like to see YT's numbers on the shorts watch time. Definitely a lot of people watch the shorts.
@@justindavis6406 but you can see, you just have to press the "3 dots" right below the "share buttom" and them go in "description"
LMAO
@Llify can i drink heavy water?
on the other hand, if ur ice cube dosent sink it means theres also poison
Marty McFly: "Doc, that's heavy."
‘how do you make square balloons?’
‘blow square breaths’
😔
WHAWT KIND OF FUCKERY IS THIS...?!
@@thenoobalmighty8790 lmao
Thanks for the tip, I've been trying for 10 years.
@ASDAN-VME TMJ-CC why the fucking bots
I like how you can see the heavy ice cube melting and that liquid sinking to the bottom
I came here to see this observation
That is a trip
The link takes you to a video called
One video has been found with a second update.
ordinary cold water would sink too
Oh! That's so wierd!
The fact that you can see the heavy water sinking off the ice cube as it melts is pretty neat too
*Note:- no hydrogen was harmed during the video* 😂
"How do you like your water?"
"Heavy."
"I like my water how I like my music.
*Heavy* "
Heavy. You keep saying that. Is they're some sort of problem with the Earth's gravitational field in the future?
@dash hahahaha
Yea we are going to the park now and I’ll let you know if you park in the park park in the driveway or park on the front porch
Bros gonna die
"I think its pretty cool" icy what you did there.
Awww cmon
BRUH
@@secretjosh5619 Chill out. 😎 I’ll see my way out.
Water you talking about this time???
cmooon
"I'm not overweight, I just drink heavy water"
That ice cube design is sick
“Can I get a Pepsi with heavy ice?”
The waiter: “wtf”
Lmao
"get the hell outta here"
th-cam.com/video/IQEGzucsN40/w-d-xo.html Finally it's here .
@@outerspaceproduction Is the waiter saying wtf also like not what the fuck but just wtf because he/she put wtf that stands for what the fuck but he/she didn’t put what the fuck he/she put wtf which is making me think he/she is saying that the waiter is saying wtf
xD
Who else thought he was gonna violently throw the regular ice cube across the room
lol what part did you think he was gonna do that? or are you just referring to the title of the video
@@scalz420 he's known for throwing things/being brash in his videos. Watch a few and you'll see it too
😂😂😂😂😂
“This…is not meth”
you dont know me and this is completely irrelevant but in 2019 i had this profile picture on discord of the exact jet you have in your pfp on youtube. i just found out it was a boeing 747-400. thank you stranger.
"Hey where is my ice?"
"Oh, its just at the bottom using heavy water"
Bro ice cube has a heavy Poison.
Bro has an heavy killer in his closet
When he said ‘heavy water’, I thought he was joking.
maybe you don't know chemistry 🙄😉
edit: better now? 🤔
Uh no D2O is commonly known as heavy water...
@@microbe6379 dont be rude
Deuterium 😎
Moderator in nuclear reactors
“I used heavy water”
Everyone: *loses brain cells*
Actually no
Oh the beauty of Protium, Deuterium and Tritium. Aka Hydrogen Isotopes👍
neñns
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Lol
now THIS is what i think of everytime someone says "if the ice cubes arent floating, your drink is poisoned"
“Today’s a great day to be a heavy AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA *splash* [unidentable muffled screaming]”
- Ice Cube (Icy)
For anyone wondering, heavy water is basically H20 but it uses hydrogen's isotope which has one neutron (instead of the regular hydrogen atom which has no neutrons) known as deuterium which doubles the mass of the hydrogen atoms making the compound 11% denser
Is it safe to drink tho?
@@jasonden6465no
Top comment
@@jasonden6465 Drinking a glass of it doesn’t really give you any problems, but if you drink about 1L~ worth of heavy water over consecutive days alone, it’s only going to make you dizzy because, like all fluids, our body intakes and incorporates fluid that is taken into our system, and for this instance, the vestibular system in our ears will be heavier than usual due to the heavy water being used, so yeah.
So far, there has been no adverse poisonous reaction with intaking deuterium., just slightly mild discomfort
Thank you
“This is a regular ice cube and when I put it in water it floats” *clapping intensifies*
@dash finally your bot ass is here
@dash shut up bot
But yet the "trust the science" people think despite water expanding when frozen somehow sea levels rise when ice melts. It's literally how I figured out the "climate change" bs was a lie.
@dash i don't care
@dash what's here bro? And no one asked?
"This on other hand" no no no bro it is the same hand
Ice Cube is having identity crisis over this
"It's all cool untill you realise that the heavy water costs *100$/liter almost* "
It costs 100 dollars for 100 mL
For chemists that price is actually not that bad
that's it?
@@douweosinga6079 I wanted to fill my swimming pool with it so I would float better! :(
yeah now try buying T2O
"it sinks because it's made with heavy water."
Well uhm, that explains a lot..
He said it’s called d2o making us work for it google ☝️🤣
@@trevorsanchez2470 yeah XD
@@siryeetzalot957 you don't learn it in school science?
@@siryeetzalot957 you don't learn it in school science?
Heavy water is an entirely different chemical compound to regular water. Calling it water is kiiinda misleading cause of that but eh, thats what common names for compounds do
The Ultimate Human is talking about hydrogen water for physical conditions.
"DID YOU ADD SOMETHING IN MY DRINK?!?!" "NO SIR, THATS OUR HEAVY ICE CUBES"
I love how as the heavy ice cube melts u can see the heavy water sinking as well
Those are called schlieren lines! I love them! It usually happens in a solution that something is dissolving into.
@@dekabmyco omg u are a hero, ive always wanted to know what those lines are called but i never knew. Thank you so much
@@dekabmyco cant find any info on schreilej lines doe:(
@@Kwint. waves might help you out. That word is German I believe for streaks :)
@@brianna7763 for real
"I want a coke light" gets a completely new meaning.
Now i want a coke heavy
@@TheRealBatabii people in mexico
@@TheRealBatabii it’s the sweeteners that are used it’s not like Diet Coke in the US. I prefer Diet Coke, but Mexican Coke is way better that US Coke… hmm 🤔 yes I’m talking the pop not the drug 😂
John 3:16
Romans 10:9
John 3:3
Matthew 7:21
.
Even at £100 the coke be light on the coke
I loved the rhyme between (D2O, H2O, and so)
What's cooler is that you can see the heavy water melting off the heavy oce underneath it, making a hazy effect in the water
“Today was a heavy day.” - Ice Cube
Lol
Yoooo
Nice one
Nice man. Actually clever
take my like lmaoo
Fun fact: Heavy water is also used in Nuclear Reactor as a moderator, So chain of reactions happening can be controlled.
I know some heavy moderators
Oh to slow down neutrons during nuclear fission?
I want someone to set all of the reactors off so that we all die
@@JF59122 yep exactly that. It’s used to slow the neutrons to become “thermal neutrons” (a neutron at the right energy state to be absorbed by a nucleus). Without it most neutrons would just go straight through the radioactive nuclei without causing fission
@@sebastiansiswick2903 Oh... what's the speed of it?
the way it rocks back in forth in the water reminds me off the floating rocks from journey to the center of the earth
Clearly, heavy water lives up to its name
Man: "Bring some ice cubes"
Waiter: "heavy sir?"
Man: "excuse me?"
2 replies and both bots🤦
*Life*
🤣🤣🤣
LOL 😂😂😂😂😂😂
🤣
@それ与える no
"I am heavy water guy, and this is my water gun. It costs 400,000 dollars to water this gun for 12 seconds."
To water*
@@esoheil3985 oh yeah I forgor
Heavy water is genuinely that expense I wouldn’t be surprised
You mean your HEAVY water gun😂😂
"I, am the heavy water guy." **Procedes to place a comically large glass of water down**
It's cool watching the fluid melt off of it and sink.
Welp, looks like customers really CAN start asking for the ice to be at the bottom of their drinks...
So in other words, if you put it in heavy water, it would still float
Yes
I am confused now
Heavy water is used in nuclear reactors.
It isnt H2O, its D2O the D is Deuterium.
A heavy water Ice cube would float in heavy water, just like a regular Ice cube floats in regular water.
So if you try to put a normal H2O ice cube in to a glass of D2O (heavy water) will the H2O ice cube levitate above it?
🤔💭🤯
@@ImSpun13no
*heavy water is discovered in 1785*
People before 1785: "If it floats, it's human. If it sinks, it's a witch."
Not the witch hunters thinking ice is human.
You've got it wrong. Witches would be rejected by a body of water and so would float; humans would be accepted by the water and so would sink.
LMAO what witches are human? Literally I'm not a liberal weirdo. But witches are weird bastards that basically worship the devil and do magic but still human. I don't know why people think witches are aliens or weird thoughts bruh
They’d throw you into a pond to see if you were a witch. If you swam out of the pond, you were a witch and would be executed. If you drowned, you weren’t a witch
@@angelascotney3204 so you saying either way they would die?
Bro took "my water is poisoned"to another level
I really like watching these videos
Alternate title: Special ice cube is rejected from ice cube society because he doesn't know how to float
Purple pill bugs: "join the club"
then he starts a war to eradicate all light ice in the world.
Well I guess you could say the ice cube just kind of fell away from society.
@@esther1994 yeah it starts a nuclear war
We all float down here
You can even see ripples of the heavier water melting off of it, and drifting down. Neat.
This would happen with normal water too. Cold liquids are usually denser than hot liquids and this responsible for convection.
@@AmixLiarkyou wouldn't be able to see it though.
The cool part is that the liquid melting off is visible.
@@Gr3ypsTFT With big enough temp differences this should be quite visible even with the same substance.
@@AmixLiark thanks for explaining it better than i would have!
I should clarify substance is substance. I meant different states of matter. Hope I saved myself.
That 1st ice cube is a beautiful individual bro, it deserves better, no wonder your single
You can see the heavy ice cube melting and the heavy water sinking, that's really cool!
For anyone wanting to know, you can drink heavy water, just not in large quantities without having symptoms of dizziness and low blood pressure
I was about to Google that actually, thanks LOL
Now l m worried about the upcoming "heavy water drinking tiktok challenge"
Thanks for the info. Also, define what constitutes large quantities for this case.
@@leftnao large quantities would be multiple glasses of this
Isn't it also supposed to taste sweet or something?
Almost every NileRed short:
“And I think that’s pretty cool”
If he starts saying "Pretty cool, riiight?", then we know who he was kidnapped by
literally, in this case
Right?
"...and it would be a shame if I drop~" (drops super expensive ominous liquid)
@@MegaEmmanuel09 ...the infamous styrofoam pyrotechnic!
Why is your channel better than science class
That is in fact, pretty cool.
“This isn’t some weird ice cube making trick. I just used heavy water”
So a weird ice cube making trick.
He literally explained what heavy water is, you just didn't take the time to pay attention. It's just a different molecule.
@@iamaddictedtobread1860 well I bet you’re fun at parties 🤓☝️
@@ajunlimitedJust accept you didn't pay attention
The trick is having an extra neutron
@@rodneygayle2371 😑
D stands for Deuterium. Basically hydrogen atom with an added neutron. Risibly so, but denser than regular H2O. Called "heavy water", it's commonly used in nuclear reactors. Add one more neutron to Deuterium and we have Tritium, which is straight up radioactive.
Thank you for telling us wtf the D stands for!!!
It could have been D[ark magic]2O for all I knew without the info.
soooo you cant drink heavy water?
@@toastttttttt I wouldn't suggest it.
Not another molecule just another neutron.. another molecule wud mean a proton and an electron... Hydrogen has 1 proton 1 electron and no neutron while Deuterium has 1proton 1electron and 1 neutron while Tritium has 1 proton 1 electron and 2 neutrons
@@stellarwanderers5855 True dat. I admit I made a mistake there. EDIT: corrected OP as per righteous fact-checking.
"Look! I've bought water dumbbells! I'll fill it with water"
"It's too light, better use heavy water."
"what"
I think it's cool that due to the different diffeactive indices, you can see the D2O melting in the H20O
“If your ice isn’t floating, don’t drink it.”
what if the glass is full of ice?
@@Sacrengardthen it’s time to play Russian roulette
@@mopthegod oh geez, that is why I dont like ice on my drinks :B
@@Sacrengardtell me about it 😂
@@mopthegod xd
Did I just hear an educational narrator say "denser"?
dense
adjective
comparative adjective: denser
1.
closely compacted in substance.
"dense volcanic rock"
Moral ice cubes sink to the top and heavy ice cubes float to the bottom
For anyone wondering: yes, you can drink it.
Don't drink too much and over a longer period of time tho, as it can fuck up your blood pressure.
lol why are you the only person in here saying this - of COURSE we all want to know that 😂
When he said D2O...
I was like w h a t ? 😢
@Stacie Harris its deuterium 2 oxygen
Deuterium can be written as D or as ²H
Essentially denser hydrogen
@@samanthacauvin7253 good question 🤷♂️😂
@@stacieharris roll for Constitution
you can see the slightly heavier D20 that is melting off of the heavy ice sinking to the bottom, because it is also optically denser and is refracting light, really cool.
Holy shit you're right!!!
Could also be just the cold water depending on how warm that water is, but it looks more than just that
@@dominiklehn2866 you would see the same convention currents coming from the upper Ice cube if that was the case. If it was truly convection currents the top most water should be the warmest and therefore have the most movement!!!!
"MOM!!! THE ICE IS BLEEDING!!!"
D2O, not D20
also, temperature affects a liquid's index of refraction. if you look closely, you can see the water around the regular ice cube doing it, too.
I learned a little bit about heavy water from the neutrino experiments, so learning more about it is really interesting.
Like Superman, the ice cube has a dense molecular structure.
For those wondering, the water is made using an isotope of hydrogen called Deuterium.
Atoms are made of positive heavy protons in the core of the atom, and tiny negative electrons that orbit the core. There are also neutral neutrons in the core that are a little heavier than protons. Typically for lighter elements, the number of protons, neutrons, and electrons is equal.
Oxygen for example most often has 8 protons, 8 electrons, and 8 neutrons, for a total weight of 16 (electrons don't really contribute to the weight). Hydrogen often doesn't have any Neutrons and is just one proton and one electron. So when you make H2O using two hydrogen atoms and an Oxygen atom, the weight of that molecule is 16+1+1 = 18.
Deuterium is a hydrogen atom that also has a neutron for a total weight of 2, so when you make D2O, you get 16+2+2 = 20, or about 11% heavier. Now adding neutrons doesn't really make the atom any bigger, just heavier, which is why the ice sinks.
Thank you for information. I really like chemistry
I’ve always wondered if you can get heavier water, two deuteriums and an oxygen-18 atom. Do you know if anybody makes that stuff?
@@J7Handle No idea, but it’s a stable isotope so I don’t see why it wouldn’t be possible.
Is it drinkable?
@@pteven4874 Should be, it’s stable and you can find trace amounts of deuterium in regular water.
"heavy ice cubes are made of heavy water."
"ah yes, the floor here is made out of floor"
Well how would we know he used heavy water
@@uncrustable9923 because ice is made out of water
@@araa.galaxy I said *heavy* water...
@@uncrustable9923 maybe I got what you said wrong
This has me straight rolling on the floor 😂😂😂
it sounds like a bad joke: “How do you make a heavy ice cube? Use heavy water”
It’s neat that you can see heavy water melting off of the heavy ice and sinking to the bottom.
Now, drink it!
"Heavy Ice cubes are made of heavy water"
This wood floor is made of wood.
Yep
No the wooden floor is made out of wooden floor
@@Cocaine4kids69s the wall is made out of wall
@@robinhoodquincy9760 soil is made by the breaking down of rocks due to the process called weathering in which natural elements of the nature breaks down the rock along with some some organisms to form soil
Why df did I read "made of floor" 💀🔪
"This isn't because of some weird, ice cube making trick"
Proceedes to explain a weird, ice cube making trick
th-cam.com/video/4G6e4TaJxkI/w-d-xo.html ice
i mean its just a different liquid so theres not really any “ice cube making tricks”
@@sloptop72 THAT is the trick
@@alanoranday4448 that's not a trick in the process of the making the ice cubes though, its just not made out of regular water. The way the ice cube was made is presumably the same
@@grishanthmanoharan5578 it's like saying I haven't used any trick here, I just did it in a different way. That different way itself is a trick, isn't it?
good example of the difference it makes when one particle is added, shit adds up quick
Watching the melt flow off the ice cube is pretty cool too.
For anyone wondering, the D in D2O stands for Deuterium.
Deuterium is basically a Hydrogen atom, but with 1 neutron in its nucleus instead of 0. This makes the total weight higher (just double, actually. Weight of hydrogen is 1 amu due to just 1 proton. Weight of Deuterium is 2 amu due to 1 proton and 1 neutron) but doesn't increase volume, hence increasing the density.
These kinds of atoms where they're of the same element (same number of protons and electrons) but differ by the number of neutrons and hence differ by Atomic weight are called Isotopes.
Hydrogen has 3 Isotopes: Protium (the normal one), Deuterium (with 1 neutron), and Tritium (with 2 neutrons).
But can I drink it?
@@BoyPadForDanIn small amounts it’s not likely to be harmful but in large amounts it can cause health problems like low blood pressure. Probably better to just not drink it.
Thanks dude
googol
@@BoyPadForDanYes. Like someone said, having too much of it in your blood can cause issues, but you'd need to drink nothing except heavy water for weeks before you noticed anything.
For those curious, D stands for Deuterium. It’s an isotope of hydrogen that’s around twice the mass of a usual hydrogen isotope.
Thanks for the explanation
Khe?
Thanks. Tbh, I was thinking of something else.
Thanks
But would I die if I drank it?
"what about a normal ice cube in heavy water?"
drops it in
"hmm."
*minecraft music plays*
Fun Fact: if you are given a drink with ice and the ice is at the bottom of the glass, the drink is most likely poisoned.
I've seen this a ton in the comments to this video, and as far as I can tell this has no basis in reality.
"Excuse me, waiter, my ice is too heavy"
"Fuck you"
"....ok thank you"
69 likes, nice
@@amaterasu3237 Nice
This shit had me laughing for a solid 3 minutes 😂
*understandable, have a nice day*
Be happy, more cold for the same size
It's really weird seeing the water flowing down as it melts off the ice cube
Usually, because D2O and H2O can not chemically mix together, kinda similar to how oil and water don't mix.
@@whyban4533 No, D2O and H2O mix just fine. The wavy lines are caused by the difference in temperature between the water in the beaker and the water melting off the cube. You see the same effect with a normal ice cube.
@@chumerranion778 yeah the difference in temperature causes llght to scatter differently causing the visual effect. Pretty cool stuff.
@@chumerranion778 The top cube is normal ice though, and there doesn't seem to be any wavy lines coming off of it. Is that just because of the video or something?
🎉
"waiter why does my ice cube dont float"
"bc its special"
"Mom can we get zero-gravity?"
"We have it at home"
At home:
it’s really cool that you can see it melting as well if you look closely, it looks like the two waters aren’t mixing, like gas fumes in air
Yea true
Good eye
That effect is due to differnent density between two liquid
I love how you can see the heavy water melting into the classic water
vanilla water
I saw that, too. Very interesting
Classic water XD
Of course you know that the end product will be a *mix* of the 2, right? A "lightweight water" 😂😂😂
It's not heavy water. It's just the waves of different density water caused by the temperature difference and we see that because light bends slightly when going through that. This happens with regular water as well.
Finally, we figured out what Meshuggah like in their lemonade!
I like that you can see the melted D2O mix with the water and fall to the bottom of the beaker
It’s really cool how you can see the heavy water coming off of the ice. It shimmers like a mirage under the ice cube
So true
Frrr
You see this with normal ice as well lol
@@RubberKid100no way. I'll test this when get home 🧐
@@RubberKid100I'm sorry to say bro, but you're drinking Cancer Water.