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AlphaPhoenix | Boil Water at Room Temperature with 50 ft. of Hose and a Stairway @AlphaPhoenixChannel | Uploaded 5 years ago | Updated 19 hours ago
This was a fun quick experiment that makes a great physics demo about pressures and state-changes of matter. Everybody's seen water boil on a stove, but at the University of Toledo's Saturday Physics days when I was little, I once saw water boil in a vacuum chamber, and for some reason that stuck with me. A few weeks ago I got the idea to try to boil water at low pressure, not with a real mechanical vacuum pump, but by using a massive column of water as a sort of by-default vacuum generator. I used no heat and no motorized pump, but I boiled water at room temperature using only $25 of hardware store parts and an old heavy-duty waterbottle. Enjoy!
If you want to try this experiment yourself, I've got a bit more information about physically building and setting up the apparatus here: https://youtu.be/yYBQHFCqw_A


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