What is Amorphous Ice?
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2023
- We’ve told you water is weirder than you think, and that there are potentially over 70,000 different forms of ice. But there’s something we haven’t told you about yet… amorphous ice, a weird, glassy, unusual and, well, amorphous form of ice. It’s found on icy moons and comets and maybe even in your cocktail shaker… if you’re making industrial strength cocktails! Follow us on a journey through water, ice, and maybe even some superionic structures.
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Executive Producer:
Matthew Radcliff
Producers:
Elaine Seward
Andrew Sobey
Darren Weaver
Writer/Host:
Alex Dainis
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Martin Chaplin, PhD
Marius Millot, PhD
Brianne Raccor, PhD
Michelle Boucher, PhD
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The disordered hyperuniformity found in some types of amorphous ice is also found in chicken retinas! Yeah, they wouldn’t let me talk about chicken eyeballs in the video, but they can’t keep weird science out of the comments!
Cool I love the weird and wacky stuff that’s found in this world(No thanks to when I would go spend the weekends with my Great-Grandmother in St. Augustine, Florida where she would sometimes take me to the Ripley’s Believe It Or Not! Museum. And I learned that before the Museum came to St. Augustine. The building was once a Hotel that Robert Ripley himself stayed in, and because he loved the Historic City of St. Augustine so much, his first Museum that was opened in Florida was there in St. Augustine.
And in one of the exhibits, is what looks to be a scene of a fire in a hotel, and one of the guests is in this bathtub. Well turns out that Hotel fire scene was actually apart of the Hotel’s history that Robert Ripley stayed at while in St. Augustine and which would later become his Museum. Well the reason why that exhibit is included is because after the first was put out, while surveying the damaged, firefighters found the bathtub with the woman’s body inside of it. And the reason why is because the woman’s body wasn’t touched by the flames despite the bathroom she was in was directly above the hottest part of the fire. The reason her body wasn’t touch was in an effort to survive the flames, the woman thought that covering herself in soaking wet towels would protect her from the heat of the flames until the firefighters could either put the fire out or rescue her. But instead she died of CO2 poisoning from the smoke, and her wet towels simply kept the flames from reacher her body.
I'm sensing a bootleg 2 hour video on ice just randomly appearing.
Haha loved this one. You always bring it, but you really had fun with this one!
The preview showing you literally bouncing with energy made it an easy click. Thanks!
Unhinged Art Projects is why I love this channel!
The water phase diagram is my favorite bottomless rabbit hole. Water is the simplest mystery which we will never fully crack.
The ice saga continues!
Ironically, in mythology Dione is a daughter of Ocean. And she was with Zeus before it was cool.
I've been waiting for this video since the previous ice video... thank you! And the chart around the 5 minute mark tells me that I want that long video... because water and ice are amazing stuff. And yes, you can talk more about ice any time!
Fantastic. I have more ice videos in me!!
@@AlexDainisPhD Excellent! And I'm now subscribed to your own channel. Genetics are as interesting as ice.
I would totally watch the 2hr version of your video about weird states of Ice
Crazy to think there might be whole oceans of superionic ice on planets somewhere in the universe. Like there's speculation that those new forms of ice might explain the weird magnetic fields on Uranus and Neptune.
I love your enthusiasm for ice, so fun!
By all means, talk more about ice! :)
Also show the cool 3D crystal molecular structures (where applicable) please? They can be gorgeous.
Love your vids. So informative, well presented and funny as well :)
you guys are great at this
How absolutely perfect do I want my earrings to match today's topic?
Alex: *Yes*
Brilliant and super interesting video, very well explained, thank you!
Wow, really cool! I never knew there were different types of ice. 😮😮😮
Well then strap in, because we talk about a whole lot more of them here:
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That'd be one hell of a way to store seasonal thermal energy. On Pluto. If solar panels worked there :)
Love the Ice videos. I need more forms of ice to satisfy me, ahhh
I really appreciate your energy 😂❤ thank you
6:25 this is crazy that chemical compounds can organize them selves in such a way, that they can collect, harvest , and store mechanical energy for later, them own selves !...
Of course, Martin Chaplin's blog is in the sources section. 😄
someone put water in a diamond anvil!!!
Eeeek so glad it came out . !! Just finished ice ❤
I love stuff like this because it shows how even something as common and seemingly simple as water reveals more complexity the deeper we examine it. Hadn't realized before that cryoEM uses amorphous ice to avoid the damage caused by crystalline ice. Thanks for the new knowledge Dr. Dainis! Also those are some nICE earrings 😁
yeeess another ice video !!!
niceee
Im actually watching just for her vibes actually
So, amorphous ice would be the solution to cryonics or cryostasis.
3:05 that's a very cute tada
loved the video :)
How exactly does ion bombardment change crystalline ice into amorphous ice?
does amorphous ice start bending when it gets warm enough?
I hope people take the time to appreciate the fact that someone actually took the time and effort to hand make an “unhinged art project” chart. Pretty sure anyone who’s been in K-12 schooling knows the joy/pain, lol.
Alex is so cool. She is... dare I say it... ice-cold 😁
I want to see it
Cold atoms entangle or STart reaction. While bubbles speed up reaction.
I dunno, that art project looks pretty hinged to me. Were you gruntled while making it?
I wish I had filmed the making of the chart because it started out well then took a deep turn and then I was like "I'll just paint over it!" and started mixing random paints to get different colors and honestly in the end it looked pretty intentional!
How did you resist using the "You could look the moon in the eyes, I mean, ICE" pun in the beginning?