Watch What Happens When You Make Soap Bubbles in the Freezing Cold
Watch this soap bubble instantly freeze on a cold day in Calgary, Canada. Photographer Chris Ratzlaff captured the results in the video above and a series of photos you can see on Facebook.
To create the bubbles he mixed: 200 ml warm water, 35 ml corn syrup, 35 ml dish soap and 2 tbsp sugar, chilling the mixture in the freezer for a bit before bundling up and venturing outside.
Source: Twisted Sifter
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Watch What Happens When You Make Soap Bubbles in the Freezing Cold
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The intriguing and striking experiment "Watch What Happens When You Make Soap Bubbles in the Freezing Cold" is absolutely beautiful. Delicate ice patterns appear as the bubbles freeze, producing captivating crystalline shapes. This film offers a new perspective on the artistic abilities of nature while combining science and beauty in a way that is both informative and breathtaking.I appreciate you sharing this information. I'm forward to read more of your upcoming blogs.
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