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All these farken ice challenges.

With no farken ice.

Pouring water over ya heads is no challenge.

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It's an ice water bucket challenge; the liquid can get colder than the solid ice, therefore it's more of a challenge than the bucket of ice itself.

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^^^^^^^ I'm no brainiac. But H2O ie water goes from a liquid state to a solid state at 0 degrees Celsius.

Ie water to ice.

So how does water get colder than ice?

How do we know said wankers are not using warm water and being general cheating turds?

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Posted (edited)

I typed H2O not NaH2O

Plus ice can't chill water colder than it is.

Edited by Kimberley Scott
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That's the limit of my knowledge. So no more challenging me.

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I'll not be bothered explaining :)

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Posted (edited)

And salt when cooking makes it boil later, so more heat energy in the pot, I think that's how it works.

Cool video! Doubt they could get it into the bucket without it freezing first though.

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aye.. true that.. but with enough salt.. ice can freeze water..

SCIENCE BITCH!!!

Plus I reckon a bucket of ice water at 1 degree C getting tipped on you would feel colder (And less painful) then pieces of ice which would literally bounce off you..

crushed ice maybe would sort of sit on your head and shoulder or stick to you.. but cubes of ice would just fall right to the ground and probably leave you with a sore head..

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