Can We Boil Water without any Heat? | Boiling Water without Heat | BYJU'S Now We Know

Do you think it's possible for water to be boiling but not hot?
Actually it is! In this episode of BYJU’s Now We Know, we explore what exactly boiling is. We tend to associate boiling with heating, but heat is only a way of getting water to boil. We can boil water without heat too!
The clue to this lies in the mountains and their low atmospheric pressure. Is the boiling point of water always 100 degree celsius? What does it mean for the boiling point to increase or decrease?
Watch this video where we explore the concepts of vapour pressure and atmospheric pressure. Finally, we show you an experiment where water is boiling without any heat at all!
What’s more?! We will also give you a do-it-yourself method of boiling water without any heat.
You would essentially be replicating some parts of what happens to water in space.
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[@taizyakapula6328]

It was frozen because the water lost energy; as there was no pressure in the vacuum the energy contained by water molecules by means of their state ( liquid) was used to boil the water and once that energy was used up, molecules became slower and the state changed from liquid to solid. I think 6:05

[@miliiconcreativity7100]

Freezing happens when the molecules of a liquid get so cold that they slow down enough to hook onto each other, forming a solid crystal. We have saw here that the water was at 0 degree Celsius which is the freezing point of water and also air bubbles were coming out of the water when it was boiling. After some time the air bubbles were all gone out from the water so it froze.

[@krishthakkar2327]

Boiling is an endothermic reaction. So, when the water is boiling it takes all the heat from the surrounding in a vacuum. So, the temperature of the surrounding decreases, freezing the water.

[@BABRZ]

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[@DrVirBharat]

That's some cool science stuff down there!! Loved it!!😄😄😄👍👍

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[@ganeshnadhgummadidala714]

Sir , Awesome explanation about how to boil water with out heat 👌..

[@shancubing5669]

Why air becomes thinner with an altitude increase?

[@tishya3633]

That was such a great explanation….

[@AnshikaSinhaVV]

Thanku for the knowledge Ashwin sir😃‼️

[@SAFAR_UNIVERSITY_LIBRARY]

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[@shalinipandey8678]

The experiment was fascinating!!!!!

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[@anshulsnehalpalai7676]

Great and amazing experience

[@samratgadkari1609]

Mmmm. Seems l am the first, well i was shocked about how someone could elaborate a simple process of boiling in such a fun way!

[@ashwinianand3098]

The way you speak is also amazing

[@akshayakshay9447]

Excellent

[@NawyaSanvi1308]

Nice Explanation sir Thanks q😮😮

[@shreetamajana2163]

Great content 😊...but will this water be heated when it is boiled in this way?

[@poornaprajna9182]

Continuing to run a vacuum pump stops pressure of gaseous molecules from building up, allowing the boiling process to continue. … Eventually, the temperature of the liquid drops enough that it freezes.

[@ayushikaswan3864]

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[@jangy36]

Good video and very helpful information!

[@anshulsnehalpalai7676]

Awesome

[@shashankreddya1081]

What would be the temperature of the water while kept in the vaccum chamber at formation of bubbles in the glass , sir

[@easy.1234]

Thanks sir awesome lecture

[@niruthyan.b.j6602]

Does change in state causes cooling? So the remaining water freeze?

[@ashwinianand3098]

amazing sir

[@mercellinamarak8600]

I really like your teaching sir 🤘🤘🤘

[@4XPrathamEdits]

That's a excellent topic 👍

[@techunboxed5641]

Because of vapour formation the pressure inside the glass decreases and low pressure means low friction among water molecules which makes temperature to decrease and low temperature freezes the water inside the glass.

[@thandunagalingam]

Excellent example

[@appmania325]

Great

[@dheermehta6796]

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[@sadhanakale9454]

Your are teaching at a high pace.

[@Rebecca_Andy]

This video really made me think

[@Sahsuh]

This is very interesting

[@the_immortal_one]

The thumbnail Blown up🤯 my mind

[@username3308]

Sir think that it would be.The boiling point of a liquid depends on the external air pressure. When water is placed under vacuum, the boiling point decreases and the water boils. Boiling, however, is an endothermic process-as the water boils, the temperature decreases, and the water soon freezes!

[@harshitgupta7987]

What i feel is that in the vaccum chamber the temperature would be very low cuz temprature is avg kinetic energy of particles It's just like space, there in space there are particles but the density is too low due to which it's cold there And Might be possible that a small amount of air had been taken out from that vessel due to which water has expanded and water expands on freezing ...

[@deepraj8857]

Thanku sir 😊

[@SAFAR_UNIVERSITY_LIBRARY]

Very well explanation 🥰🥰🥰

[@Minhaj00701]

Yeah so amazing ❤️❤️

[@user-pi8iw3sk2k]

I salute u to show the syringe experiment, amazing

[@SumanKumar-gh7qn]

The atmospheric pressure affects the freezing point of of a liquid also that`s why the glass of water inside the vacuum chamber had converted into ice.

[@apurvlall7552]

Can you please tell why did the water freeze??

[@creatoraditya4070]

The water freeze bcz when it's start boiling it's evaporated water vapour thus ,there is more air pressure than boiling pressure and it's freeze. Edit -it can be wronged bcz I guess this🤞🤞

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[@Ohmraj1518]

Sir, what's the temperature of boiling water in space!!

[@sriviznabaddireddi7660]

Does the water in syringe is hot while boiling

[@sheetalagarwalla1241]

Instant vaporisation of water cause cooling effect which leads to significant drop in temprature and thereby it freezes. But in Boiling due to continuous transfer of heat the cooling effect gets overcomed by heating.

[@roopaklakhera8815]

Please tell Why it Freezed

[@Bala_Wahengbam]

I think that the water froze as the water needs less heat to boil in less atmospheric pressure,it also needs less cooling to freeze too. (don't mind i just guessed my answer if irs wrong :D )

[@paraskumar5725]

it is know clear that if we lower the pressure, the boiling point of water is lowered or decreases. at very low pressure the water will take latent heat of vaporization from itself to boil which will result in the decrement of temperature and thus water is converted into ice. i think this is the reason.

[@manojchaodhary9708]

Boiling of water is an exothermic change that is it releases heat. When we heat and boil water, heat is released but at the same time heat is added also. But in vaccum, the water boils , but we are not supplying heat . So heat is just released and not absorbed. As the heat is released, water freezes

[@Miracle13080]

Sir what if we go to the deepest hole of the earth then th boiling point will be same

[@akshayakshay9447]

I downloaded sir

[@JaxDyno]

The reason is that it takes energy to pull a molecule out of the liquid, an that energy comes from the liquid itself. When the process goes rapidly, the temperature of the liquid drops enough that it freezes."

[@Anik_thecool05]

The water freezes after sometime because in that chamber there is no atmospheric pressure that means there is no air so the heat that was trapped in the air is released so the temperature inside the Chamber is very low. Anik Chatterjee Class - 7

[@dipashreebiswas532]

Sir i think it happens because of low pressure.

[@Karan-bi1ny]

Because pressure lower than atmospheric pressure (1atm) decreases the freezing point.

[@snehamishra6c230]

Because there was not heat to melt it and also in lower atmospheric pressure atmosphere becomes colder

[@jhimun09]

First comment ♥️

[@ekupscwala]

Water boiling without heat will be warm???

[@ushafansal7061]

It's means if there is no atmospheric pressure the water is starts boiling without heating🤔🤔

[@skydiver_6]

5:39

[@SanjiKulal.......------_.-_]

And also Respectful to the byjus 🥺🙏🙏

[@NXTFFTECHGAMER]

Hi

[@ayushikaswan3864]

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[@user-pi8iw3sk2k]

Bubbles don’t hv vapour pr, the bubble of vapour has the pr of surrounding liquid & less density than water surrounding so tries to rise up. Correct the narration

[@aloktheproplayer4298]

Yes I boil water 💦 to do something 😎😂

[@ritakundudas5611]

Can I do it without this instrument?

[@themaddytunes]

It froze because the temperature there was 0°c

[@yoyobossgaming5472]

Not

[@selvaranigarvin1349]

Anamalous expansion of water

[@ambivertPA]

Put this in hindi also no

[@cristianoronaldofc209]

Plzz make videos in Hindi Most students can't understand it

[@sutapakonar9695]

Awesome

[@user-pi8iw3sk2k]

It doesn’t boil without heat, 1 can say wout temp rise, but heat is definitely reqd to boil a water, it is taken up by hotter molecules by cooler molecules, making hotter molecules too getting cool down, but there is definite heat exchange while forming vapour