How To Make Carbonated Drinks with Dry Ice! Dry Ice Drinks? Carbonated Water? TKOR Tests It All

You already know what happens when you drop dry ice into water, but what happens to the water itself when you do? And what would happen if someone tried to drink it? Have you ever seen dry ice drinks before? In this video we're making a big batch of all kinds of carbonated drinks and they taste amazing! Wondering how to make carbonated drinks at home? Think you have what it takes to make homemade soda with dry ice? We’ve seen experiments where you can make homemade soda pop, but we wanted to know if it was possible at home, if it’s easy, and if it tastes good. Grant Thompson has done some cool experiments in the past and in this video, we're just experimenting if it is possible to make great tasting carbonated drinks on our own. We dive into the chemistry of dry ice. Hopefully this gives you an idea as to whether or not you can make this at home.
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[@DArKMyTH07]

you are meant to peel the orange before you blend it

[@EinManU]

i also wondered what he was doing there XDD

[@Ewidj]

Well he is king of random, might as well do things randomly XD

[@HannsenLCS]

i know right.. at least he knew he had to cut open the watermelon and extract the fruit before blending it..

[@monstrousnightmare4760]

Hannsen Lim what you were suppose to cut and extract?!

[@familytingzoyea6940]

Boran Efe ikr😂😂😂

[@firehigh38]

Fizzy drinks is one thing. How about trying to make some fizzy fruit? Put different fruits into a cooler with some dry ice ( no water) and wrap it up really tight with plastic wrap so it forces the carbonation into the fruit. I've heard of people doing it and it's supposed to taste amazing.

[@howtoavenge1016]

firehigh38 now this is a proper suggestion!

[@cjheighton]

firehigh38 to the top to the top to the top etcetc

[@harishkarumuri4749]

ChefSteps and SORTEDFood did this. I would recommend Grant to look at those if he is interested on making a video.

[@cornelgr]

Yeah i've also seen that done with watermelon

[@blkwaterjon1024]

firehigh38 I've tried it! It's really interesting, although I don't think I sealed it enough, my favorite was the grapes. When you took a bite of them, you could see them bubbling and taste it too!

[@waltermcnicoll4968]

RIP this Legend, you are loved and missed 🙌

[@xxwenigwitchxx7917]

Rip king of random

[@ri8515]

Why??

[@logan52s36]

zehra hasnain he died in a paramotor crash

[@ri8515]

@@logan52s36 oh ...I m sorry

[@kevinshah8656]

You don't put in the skin of the orange while blending it. 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@idkwhattoput5807]

Kevin Shah cuz

Ozz that is not technically true. Orange juice is pressed and though the oranges have the skin on the skin doesn't get to the juice

[@libbyfanaccount4609]

Ozz juiced. Not blended. The orange peel doesn't come out in the peel. If you blend it with the peel, the peel becomes one with the "juice."

[@dokenboken5542]

but it's not blended, it's crushed.

Ozz the skin itself doesn't the juice inside the skin does. If you don't believe me try a bought juice, juice some oranges yourself and then blend some oranges. Do a taste test and you will find out the difference

[@jacktbear5385]

It would be cool if you did a challenge by camping outdoors using all you life hacks and science things

[@kubalesniak9163]

Jacktbear for a week

[@mindlessreader1595]

Kuba Lesniak hunt game with the blowgun

[@fizzy_jpg9768]

Jacktbear i

[@coffeen8128]

Jacktbear but he still need internet tho! xD 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@obryan6251]

By far the best request I've seen, great Idea.

[@LetsPlayDubstepTHUG]

To properly carbonate your drinks, you have to put them under pressure. Otherwise the CO2 will not really dissolve into the solution at all. Next time you try this, put the liquid into a soda bottle and add some small chunks of dry ice. Plastic bottles can actually withstand a lot of pressure and as long as you don't put an unreasonable amount of dry ice in there, you will be just fine. After all of the dry ice has sublimated, shake the bottle around a bit, so all of the liquid can come into contact with carbondioxide. If you feel uncomfortable handling the pressurized bottle, you can always wear a face mask and some thick gloves. Hope you give it a try. Greetings from Germany.

[@air_preep]

iDubstep Obey.

[@dalmationblack]

I would add that he should try this with many bottles to see the actual chance of it exploding.

[@alexlandherr]

iDubstep Grant appears to be ignoring some of the chemistry involved in the process of carbonating drinks.

[@Julli1202]

iDubstep how to make a bomb

[@steveskouson9620]

Capturing the pressure is one tool. You need one more, Co2 will go into solution much easier if the liquid is ice cold. And yes, regular ice will cool a liquid down much more than dry ice, because, there is actual contact between the ice and water. Dry ice has a layer of Co2 gas around it. steve

[@GrievousGhost]

Can you put sand in the furnace to make glass?

[@General12th]

Can you put glass in the furnace to make sand?

[@dtrcs9518]

this isn't minecraft

[@nayosparks]

glass is made from sand irl too but from a special kind i guess, but it got a really high melting point, and Tyler he tried melting glass, it did melt but it was too hard to cast since its really viscose, before it reaches the mold it was already solidified

[@abbin2]

Glass is actually a mix of sand, gravel and some other chemicals to make the mix better in many ways.

[@staymoist.6279]

Tyler McCall it not minecraft

[@odhithsenevirathne5951]

can you make a video on how to cast things using plastic (HDPE). it would be a meaningful way to reuse those things

[@aakarshan01]

Odhith Senevirathne LIKE THIS EVERYONE

[@dominicfindlay]

Odhith Senevirathne wouldn't it just burn it you get it that hot

[@morenitojr88]

Odhith Senevirathne like

[@m4d50r3n]

I have gotten it to become runny enough to pour, but it was burning in the process. It may be possible to cast it

[@pratheeks]

Odhith Senevirathne. that is a brilliant idia

[@taylormccallum]

What happens if you make smoothies with dry ice instead of regular ice?

[@roadchewerpe5759]

Taylor McCallum Or he could make home-made soda syrup!

[@christophersmith8014]

A broken blender probably. I imagine it would freeze solid as the dry ice is being broken up into the liquid. It might be worth trying but I'd do it with a cheap blender first.

[@taylormccallum]

Christopher Smith you would definately need less ice and what would a carbonated smoothie taste like?

[@seankenji9166]

I love how you make PURE orange juice...Its literally PURE

[@jacq6200]

Lol

[@stoborking]

That's... an interesting way to make orange juice.

[@timz84]

Ideally, he should have removed the peel and used a masticating juicer, the way he did it has just made a bitter tasting, pulpy mush.

[@KingSusan420]

That Guy it's the only wrong way to make it...

[@robert9595]

glad I'm not the only one who noticed.

[@dolphinsinspace3942]

Ikr

[@General12th]

That's a *disgusting* way to make orange juice. Don't try this at home, kids!

[@Iris-zc8er]

*Grant puts the entire orange into the blender* Me: ... I'm guessing this is why he doesn't make dinner for the fam.. *Grant says to not put orange peels when making orange juice* Me: I think you're the only one who does that.. Please just stick to doing experiments xD

[@TheGangstakirby]

xXLunaGamingXx LOL for some reason i read that last sentence as please stick your dong in your experiments

[@TheKooa]

yeah right he didn't even blend watermelon peel

[@DeZaRisingClan]

DONT READ MY NAME

[@TJHChaos]

xXLunaGamingXx HAHAHAHA LLLLLLLLOOOOOOLLLLLL

[@Zero_x17]

xXLunaGamingXx so true

[@renevank]

Grant I'm curious, how big is your apple tree sapling you planted a month ago?

[@spingraphics8904]

Ohh yeah What actually Happened??

[@carlenewaite3769]

renevank me too

[@ebaykid1947]

renevank Its still thesame size i have one too Growed ab 7 month and 170 cm

[@snarg1333]

renevank I

[@vkmicro2]

ohh yeah! that'd be cool to see! i hope he notices your comment and shows it :D

[@Lokai_v2]

Did he actually just blend oranges with the skin still on? What tf is this? HowToBasic?

[@thishappened3685]

Isaiah Made my day 😂

[@keriezy]

Isaiah Cringed when I saw that.... "That's nasty!"

[@zulfikarmahdi3920]

Isaiah i just want to say that XD

[@dudeeverything4604]

Isaiah shut up let him do him

[@mr_t0343]

Isaiah ikr lol

[@Kagebushin24]

Grant, you should make carbonated fruit!!!! put sliced oranges, sliced watermelon, grapes, strawberries and different types of fruit into a beer cooler with a few chunks of dry ice. then put the lid on and wrap the whole cooler with plastic wrap, then wait 24 hours and you'll have cold carbonated fruit.

[@buddy5129]

that might not work, but at least we have imaginations here! the word Possible is only something we say can be done, whether it can be or not..

[@uncouple]

dreamsofmemes it works look it up

[@anang9980]

dreamsofmemes it does work. ANN READON from "how to cook that" already did it 😉

[@ipostpodcast595]

That's how my family makes apple cider on Christmas

[@itsjustthatsimple628]

wow

[@MGSLurmey]

Grant, I think you should take all the random comment suggestions that make no sense and compile them into one video just for the comedy of it. Couple examples: Dry ice in the foundry, pillow in the vacuum chamber (Like really?).

[@raychauvette3023]

SS-Captain Lurmey his name is "King Of ᎡᎪNᎠᎾᎷ"! 😂👌

[@MGSLurmey]

Exactly! It's perfect! :P

[@orelkirshner7673]

or like dry ice in liquid nitrogen

[@hsuhorn]

Orel Kirshner he already did that

[@satpromc8098]

I wanna see dry ice in the foundry =/

[@jorgenrekstad7788]

What happens if you pour Liquid Nitrogen on a candy floss/cotton candy? Or dip candy floss/cotton candy in Liquid Nitrogen

[@Gaming_newz]

Yeah, that sounds cool! Maybe it will be a hard frozen statue of candy floss xD

[@azuregriffin1116]

Nucleif much yes.

[@jorgenrekstad7788]

@cayden skinner. It has been done before, by Beyond the press

[@PigCorp_]

I don't think some of the Americans know you are talking about cotton candy

[@jorgenrekstad7788]

Pigninja 2003. Fixed it ;)

[@BishamonS]

Thanks buddy for helping me in what is now 2020. I miss you so much King

[@joshuahobbs4772]

I once saw a video of a guy with a device similar to your solar scorcher, but he used it to melt sand into glass pottery. Can yours melt sand?

[@matthewpattonv5326]

Hey TKOR, did you know you can use white paint to make TITANIUM THERMITE?! Sorry, got a little excited there, but you should totally do it!!

[@lisette1288]

What about carbonated vodka?

[@johnbeauvais3159]

nuname k Sure and while we're at it why not just make you a raspberry cosmo-tini there bud

[@MrBiky]

That's Russian coke.

[@TheRedneckAtheist]

Just don't do it with dry ice, you can do permanent damage to yourself(and maybe even die) drinking a near cryogenic temperature liquid.

[@Autumn-Muse]

Yes, the freezing point of alcohol is extremely low, so it could be very dangerous to drink for at least an hour or two.

[@heavenideas]

What happens if you make OJ like a normal human being?

[@cursebop6055]

I like this comment. xD

[@al_kaloid]

This needs far more likes.. seriously, wtf was that?

[@Metzli]

heavenideas Im genuinely surprised Grant doesnt know how to make orange juice normally! "Making your own liquid nitrogen? No problem! Make orange juice?! That's advanced science stuff!" xD

[@ExaDat]

what? why? why would you do that?

[@jacobk.9567]

Yeah what the heck kind of oj is that

[@FrancGary]

This is probably the coolest summer treat hack! can't wait to make my own fizzy frozen strawberry lemonade 😊 You should make more summer oriented experiments Grant.

[@makokonat]

Can you please do this Grant: Make Purified Water Using Lake Water! Not using the survival straw!

[@JaydenH]

DerpyBomb Nice!

[@duckymomo360]

Pawel Regulski LMAO

[@sabergaming5100]

Yep here is my Original Channel

[@makokonat]

What i meant was Very dirty lake water

[@sierraevans520]

DerpyBomb You'd still just boil it to make it drinkable...

[@hamishsinclair3541]

What happened to the grant that would build spot welders stick welders?

[@shinimasu6814]

Tank Dempsey I miss it to

[@Nahtanojrepus]

Tank Dempsey he decided that he enjoyed the "small things every day" format over the "long, complex projects" format.

[@trafalgar1461]

Tank Dempsey makes me sad really, miss the reason why i subbed in the first place

[@beefyboisurpreme8481]

Could you try and make a solar oven/furnace please? That would be super cool(try and melt metal with it)

[@ScottCalkins]

Check back in older videos, I believe he did. He used a fresnel lens from a old large screen TV.

[@kasperstorm3440]

Scott Calkins yep its called the solar schorcher

[@theengineer-dellconagher]

Zombieslasher242 2 , Scott Calkins that's not a solar OVEN though

[@TheBearGamerReal]

h*ll ya

[@kasperstorm3440]

Bob true that

[@bakervanburen8195]

It's better if you have it under pressure when you carbonate it

[@bonesrat]

Baker Van Buren How would Grant keep the liquid under pressure while he added the dry ice? He has to have it exposed to be able to add the dry ice..

[@bakervanburen8195]

Zombi Gir he would add the dry ice, then put an airtight lid on it

[@bonesrat]

Baker Van Buren Oh, that makes more sense. I misunderstood what you meant.

[@laikahh16]

bakervanb wont it explode?

[@susansmith1817]

Also, it takes several minutes for a soda bottle to rupture, so it will catch you off gaurd, exspecially if you try to approach it to see why it hasn't popped yet. "BOOM !" in your face !

[@josephdelgadillo9226]

can you test if food rots or spoils inside a vacuum?

[@johnbeauvais3159]

Joseph Delgadillo Some do some don't there happy?

[@josephdelgadillo9226]

John nah I'm not because I want to be in the video😂

[@mr.goat6799]

You should make some home made super glue

[@jetjazz05]

Carbonated super glue.

[@tyranadoinfernorino8014]

best idea ever

[@FormerlyOn2Wheels]

that's incredibly impractical. manufacturing cyanoacrylate is very tedious and expensive on a small scale

[@JackLe1127]

and drink it?

[@FormerlyOn2Wheels]

boi

[@williamchaidez4126]

Grant, you should make a video of bloopers whenever something failed or whenever you accidentally swore. ^.^

[@sumieltarai3660]

i second this. I think I could watch that all day

[@BongoKnees]

We must make him do it!!!!

[@AlexSantos-mk4rq]

I came here after what happened Rest In Peace king😭💔

[@TheMati117]

Try making glass from sand

[@pupupuppuu]

TheMati117 Inspired by minecraft lol

[@ussy7809]

Your wife must get nightmares when she sees the mess

[@MalayshaBrunner]

Rip. You will be missed.

[@ineedalife4462]

Yes he will...

[@jorgediaz2652]

what if you add electricity to liguid nitrogen

[@TikTactical]

Liquid nitrogen is non-conductive mate, so not a whole lot would happen! :)

[@michaelgarza4190]

How about high voltage from the microwave transformer

[@tylerbennett4488]

Michael Garza Nothing. High voltage or not the nitrogen will not conduct. If nothing else, the heat will just make the nitrogen evaporate, but it's literally just N2 molecules and can't break up, so it will just evaporate.

[@marcus7118]

I love how grant uses the sword to cut the watermelon

[@djmikeylove]

BigChiefyWhiefy I assume he uses it for all of his cutting needs.

[@varmarampersad5022]

what happens if you cut a watermelon and pour liquid nitrogen in it ? grant thompson can you do this please ?

[@acumanabstractarts4482]

Varma Rampersad I hope u find a giant

[@radakahl]

Varma Rampersad he liked your comment which means something

[@varmarampersad5022]

Ryan R. yes I hope he does it but you all have to like the comment

[@skeith7403]

it would freeze

[@frazertam978]

Grant Thompson!! I did this in science with water, food coloring, dry ice and sugar, it was awesome!!

[@danielherbert8153]

what happens if you put an egg in a vacuum chamber? (Will it crack?) *eggsplosion*

[@mooks6488]

Daniel Herbert Im really *eggcited* to see what he would do

[@fRQpcM5uDJ]

Daniel Herbert that will be *eggselent*

[@goldenhandler5424]

Daniel Herbert i was thinking about the *eggxact* same thing

[@danielherbert8153]

I feel like there will be many *eggtra* egg comments on this

[@lordq55]

That's rude, why would we put Northernlion in a vacuum chamber?

[@lpitte3847]

Try putting mentos in there

[@abe310]

Grant, could you please try to make lollipops using dry ice?

[@jimothyj2638]

Mix iron with coal dust and put it in the homemade foundry, it should make steel

[@namelesschannel2178]

Please cast Mercury. Pour it into a mold and then use liquid nitrogen to harden it. I've always wondered about its properties as a solid.

[@kelvin5815]

What would happen if you put an edible water bottle in a vacuum? 👍🏻 so he can see this for the next vid

[@YipYapYoup]

Where can I find these edible bottles?

[@mrtballlv]

YipYapYoup you have to make them yourself

[@Fati-js1th]

what happens if we put unharden resin into liquid nitrogen

[@s_kathury86]

See if glue can harden in vacuum. (normal school glue.) try to stick something.

[@salicyl3350]

It will harden, as most glue doesnt harden due to the air but symply by the solvent evaporating, which can also happen in a vacuum

[@pratheeks]

Can you do a video on how to cast things using plastic material like HDPE(2)

[@MadAnimal100]

You should make your own huge blender and blend a whole watermelon.

[@willphillips3877]

n3thymf same mentality as tossing the whole orange in. Haha!

[@therealliamjohn]

He just needs to order a huge (and/or custom) one from BlendTec (those blenders can blend almost anything!) :D

[@VaultHunter02]

You can also carbonate fruit . All you have to do is get a cooler put dry ice and fruit in it and wait a couple of days. Its best it the fruit is pre-cut. This happened to me on a camping trip. The fruit was even in a sealed container and it still got carbonated.

[@jamesabc-cw6qi]

Grant can you de-carbonate soda or sparkling water with a vacum chamber? :)

[@jamesabc-cw6qi]

fine XD

[@ethannichols504]

Please can you go back to the original thumbnails, these just look tacky. The older ones were better

[@notimportant9360]

Ethan Nichols I 100% agree

[@a-lphaofzeldaformegaming7907]

Yes. He will turn into a scorxch plate hypnotist if he keeps usng them

[@Ilanvain]

Ethan Nichols Ikr

[@madmax2069]

what difference does it make, we come here to watch the videos, not to look at the thumbnails

[@Mabaz]

I was wondering why i had stopped watching his videos...now that you point it out, it's because of the thumbnails!!

[@Whowhatzz]

I'm saving this before big sparkling water takes it down.

[@Deadly_Apparition]

You should try melting glass and try to make some Prince Rupert Drops, can they be made using liquid nitrogen?

[@InsaneEmo7]

yes it's already done, but they are not the same as these cooled with water.

[@pabloandres4339]

Grant, you could make your juices even more fizzy if you let a little chunk of dry ice inside a closed bottle with the juice. the evaporation of the dry ice will increase the pressure inside and effectively dissolving most of the CO2, try that.

[@nathanaldana2999]

could you test how much pressure a coke and water bottle could withstand from carbon dioxide filling it up till it explodes?

[@k2cr]

About the pressure of that Logan guys' hand.

[@I83BV]

Why didn't you pressurize it? you know this would work way better, like a "Soda-stream" .....

[@tylerthill982]

I would assume he does not want kids to try it at home. There are plenty of other videos of people doing it, so why risk his channel by teaching children how to make soda bottle bombs? :]

[@lumakirbyrocks]

>makes video where he makes nitrogen bottle rockets

[@alorabullers2998]

What would happen if you poured liquid nitrogen on your table and tried to wipe it up with a paper towel would it soak it up or just freeze it

[@abdulwasay3627]

yyyyy

[@Teenytony222]

RIP FAVORITE VIDEO OF YOURS! One on many that made me subscribe

[@Vantlash56]

Try to make a prince rupert's drop but drop the molten glass in liquid nitrogen instead of water

[@natjam0205]

Dynamic_ It will break you fetus

[@axelj2797]

Nathan and Jamie how do you know that?

[@natjam0205]

Because Prince Rupert's drops can already break from temperature shock in regular water and now you're going to make it even more drastic

[@leonidasmark8026]

I miss your old video type hope you do some once I a while👍👍

[@nickninja0335]

back in my day grant didnt only experiment with gummy, dry ice, and fidget spinners

[@trymatic7151]

I feel you mate...

[@ThereWereDinos]

Yup same here. His earlier vids were more exciting

[@hi-its-me22]

So, as someone who has a homemade soda fountain... two things if you'd like to reproduce or do an update. 1) Super chilled (near freezing) water will help the CO2 to dissolve into the water more readily. So, if you use very cold liquids to start with, you'll get a better result with more fizz. 2) If you can "trap" the CO2 a little more, i.e., cover the container, it'll help keep the CO2 into the water rather than evaporating and escaping as it 'melts'.

[@dennis1143]

Use the solar scorcher to heat up a pizza or other food

[@UnkemptVids]

Why don't you add dry ice to an already carbonated beverage? Super carbonated beverage???

[@Clangokkuner]

UnkemptVids it would make no difference.

[@NoberChills]

It would make no difference because there is only so much carbon dioxide a liquid can dissolve. Cooling a drink down does make it able to dissolve more carbon dioxide, but the dry ice already does that (to the point where it's even freezing). Grade 8 science dude. Well, by Canada's curriculum anyways.

[@odgeynv3174]

try putting dry ice in the micro wave

[@shilpigupta8005]

nathan coulthard Nothing much would happen. The microwaves from a microwave are not strong enough to oscillate the particles of a dry ice. So it would just sit and vaporise normally.

[@danieleo2893]

nathan coulthard won't happen anything just because microwave works ONLY in things that contain water

[@SerratedGametry]

daniele o2 You're right ab nothing happening but the microwave doesn't only work on things that contain water

[@blaze5032]

yes it does that is exactly how a microwave works, it evaporates the water in the food using microwaves this heats the food up.

[@akwadtypoyt8649]

Blaze no. A microwaves are waves that attach to every particle and vibrate them causing heat

[@reuben830]

Loved that last clip with the orange juice!!!!😆😆😆

[@WyattRocks97]

Put a bunch of dry ice in a coke so it explodes!!😈

[@frniath]

you should see if you could make any materiel like play doe into solid rock using dry ice

[@jekyllgaming99]

The main reason it wasn't as carbonated as the branded version was due to the fact that the branded one was carbonated under pressure. Can you try putting the dry ice into a bottle instead of a wine glass? If you did, I think you would get much better results! Just take care not to use too much dry ice (what you used here is probably way too much) as there is the hazard that the bottle could explode under pressure!

[@taylorbesharah8]

JekyllGaming99 he did

[@Nahtanojrepus]

JekyllGaming99 there are pressure release bottles (pressurised until they hit their limit then they let it out) that are designed for this sort of thing, he could probably get one off the internet for like ten dollars

[@jekyllgaming99]

With the coke to make it fizzy again, yes. But what I was saying was that, especially in the case of the cider comparison, using dry ice in the bottle instead of the wine glass could have given him better results.

[@Gmodman1337]

JekyllGaming99 surprisingly enough, I did pretty much the exact same experiment in my science lass in 7th grade. Did 2 experiments, one where the CO2 was not under pressure, and one where it was (had a valve that automatically released CO2 when the pressure became too high), unfortunately I couldnt set the pressure threshold too high of else the bottle would rupture :(

[@samershihabi2058]

Edible water bottles?? Hmm king of random why don't you give it a shot!?

[@naiksui]

Samer Shihabi FLAVORED EDIBLE WATER BOTTLES

[@samershihabi2058]

What's better than edible water bottles? Flavored edible water bottles! 👍🏻

[@christianbarre6516]

Could you super-carbonate drinks that are already carbonated, like if you put dry ice in soda or sparkling cider?

[@FriedrichLP]

Please try putting dry Ice in some soapy water.

[@alicegudzinas2002]

Friedrich LP everyone has done that look at the RussianHackers channel it is old tho

[@yingxiawei821]

It looks like Grant really likes using his master sword

[@mattpowell5341]

Another way to make your own pop is by a SodaStream

[@StephanYazvinski]

Try making a prince ruperts drop but instead of dipping it in water dip it in lguid nitrogen then test if it is any stronger than one made with water.

[@michaelstewart9308]

SirEpic it will just shatter instantly as soon it hits the liquid nitrogen. this is due to thermal shock, it even happens with water a lot of the time so liquid nitrogen wouldn't work

[@EinManU]

Where can you buy dry ice? I NEED THAT IN MY LIFE!

[@Reaper_03-01]

The ManU Most fill up joints with a convenience store will stock it.

[@holynuggets7889]

The ManU totally you can make a dry ice

[@TopTechTD]

The ManU you can buy it at grocery stores just you need to ask someone working and you need to be over 18 or something

[@thesuperjank6109]

The ManU Meyers sells it, and so do some other stores, it is about $1-3 per pound and you might shave to be 18 to buy it

[@MrJohanthejohan]

Take a carbonated drink you made from dry ice and put in mentos to see if it reacted the same way it would with soda!! Love the vids!!

[@kevinmccleary9990]

Could you solidify liquid nitrogen?

[@Northraider123]

Its Ye Pik yep that said you need to make it even colder...how you do that idk

[@bbbeats72]

I think really cold temp is needed.about -230 c I guess.

[@grom69]

He did it already in a vacuum chamber

[@DeZaRisingClan]

DONT READ MY NAME

[@Gio.0165]

what happens if you put corbonated drink in vacuum?

[@antonioherrera6154]

great idea

[@k2cr]

It loses all of its "fizz"

[@keriezy]

Giovanni Keesmann your 7th grade science teacher will show you. (The soda goes flat).

[@Batman-cq6ee]

keriezy yup because all 7th grade teachers have vacuum chambers 😒

[@SweMisterB]

I'm not sure people thought their answers through. Drinks are mostly water. While, yes, the drink will go flat, but it will also entirely evaporate. So, while putting a "fizzy drink" in a vacuum-chamber, and try to pull a vacuum on it, will cause it to first go flat, then freeze, and finally sublimate until there is nothing left, simply having, and maintaining a vacuum in which you place your fizzy drink will pretty much cause it to instantly "boil" and leave only solids behind.

[@mkzuikutis]

try melting magnets in your mini arc funace. luv ur vids

[@TRNFloyd]

This just makes me want to carbonate random drinks now haha. I'm assuming you don't need to put the cap back on flat pop/soda to re-carbonate it, considering how the other tests were done, right? I'm guessing that it would be safer with no cap?

[@JaydenH]

Can you make solid nitrogen?

[@Alexander-yu4le]

• Jayden • u mad?!

[@jamiesonmulready7482]

• Jayden • No.

[@Decay19XX]

Well, everything exists in 3 states so yeah. You basically have to somehow cool the nitrogen to below 346F or 174C. I imagine its not easy though.

[@reggiebell7291]

Jamo Mulready YES!!

[@Alexander-yu4le]

DdotKAYimoz it is much more complicated than just 'cooling' the nitrogen. You would need to put it in a vacuum and lower atmospheric pressure so the faster molecules can escape hopefully leaving the slow ones behind in simple terms

[@gages.9855]

What happens when you put a carbonated drink/soda in the vacuum camber?

[@tullgutten]

to properly carbonate water with co2 you have to use a pressure container to contain the pressure, (Cold but no ice and high pressure is the key)

[@dakotatube2272]

Where can I get dry ice and liquid nitrogen as im in Australia

[@aviationjohn]

Dakota Tube 2 eBay

[@choppathegreat7851]

Dakota Tube 2 the nearest water nation

[@lowballingarage]

Dakota Tube 2 where are you coming from

[@reggiebell7291]

Carl Wheezer wtf??

[@TopTechTD]

*Can You Make Your Own Water From Gasses In The Air*

[@erikhallgren3274]

Tech Guy X memes

[@67Spectre]

is it time to build a "carbonator" with some sort of pressure vessel and a relief valve? Might even work in a pressure canner.

[@crazygeniusscientist1068]

make homemade water grant

[@k2cr]

Hydrogen. Burn it. Boom, water.

[@slawor4]

crazy genius Scientist Just blow up some hydrogen.

[@thishappened3685]

Hindenburg Boom burn it Water

[@mohnomoosik]

crazy genius Scientist watch "the martian", that's how

[@babyfreddy8043]

Pottasium Dichromate nope...

[@draviuss6740]

can you make a master sword that you can use to cut fruits and stuff?

[@angryakita3870]

easy, just sharpen the edges

[@JordonWhite411]

AspidFeed CZ he litterally just did that in this video

[@JordonWhite411]

I watched it, why?

[@the_interim]

We miss you, King.

[@tommy813h]

making homemade marshmallows like this👍 if you want to see it.

[@tommy813h]

ok thank you. I will go see it thank you.

[@PerksPrisoner]

John Doe.... Looks a lot like the guy "You can make $8,000 a month either by....."

[@salicyl3350]

whats even close to being "scientific" or anything about making marshmallows? There are enough tutorials out there lol

[@tommy813h]

thank you y'all for you comments or ideas. thank you y'all. 🙄👍👏.

[@tdmchicken8947]

Put jello into the vacuum chamber

[@electraboss1198]

Hey Grant can you please try mix copper with zinc to see if you can make brass?

[@steveponce934]

Can you melt a yeti cup

[@fezboy9078]

hey grant you should make some more metal casting videos and try to make spear head :)

[@jonathanbowman1787]

You should see if when you mix gasoline and dry ice if it will make a small explosion.

[@tommasogouery6049]

My fridge makes sparkling water

[@younganexx5530]

Tommaso Gouery Vlogs how??

[@idkwhattoput5807]

Now try to use a co2 cartridge and try the same thing

[@clayton8or]

Then expect a huge release of gas into your drink splashing it everywhere.

[@readerscentral5904]

can you make a home made water filter