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Kitchen Science: Boil Water Into Ice

grrlscientist | May 16, 2009

tags: science, physics, boiling water into ice, streaming video This should go into the category: What scientists do when the boss is out of town: This video shows a couple scientists who are "boiling water into ice." Can you describe how they do this? [5:02]

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