@zerocode.explains: How People Made Ice Before Fridges Using Dirt & Wood Ash 🪵🔥🧊 #saltpeter #ice #3danimation #LearnOnTikTok #scienceexperiment

datadrivendad :

Saltpeter alone doesn't magically create ice. The cooling effect is usually not enough to freeze a large amount of water by itself.

Glockymolo :

who finds this out

Reserved Psycho :

me saving this like I might need it one day

rust god :

1. You watch video 2.You cry (maybe) 3. You open comments 4. You see my comment 5. You dont need to like 6. Just have a good day, bro.

LotionScab :

As soon as I heard the music I knew saltpeter was coming

mr.green jeans :

isn't saltpeter one of the ingredients in gun powder?sulfer then charcoal in proper amounts of course

Sh4dowFawx :

I thought was about to go in a different direction

Hans :

I learned this from dr stone 😁

silence porkus :

just add sulfur and charcoal in a certain percentage

Ciaví🧸 :

Is this dr stone 🤣

Phil001 :

Not true

Real American 1776 :

Why can’t I just use my fridge????

hashtronaut7 :

Dawn Nuclear :

they discovered saltpeter which allowed them to produce gunpowder first.

GamingWithRellik :

y'all need to watch the anime called Dr Stone will learn SO much as well as this right here

Benjamin2025 :

Thanks. This is very good.

KRONIQE :

Those who know chemistry know why this isn't working

James77 :

Does this actually work?

ronhudson731 :

A Great Video right here 😎👍🏿✌🏿

randomwic :

imagine how bored people were in these times to come up with it

Handel :

How did they understand the chemistry? Stuff like this makes me believe there was an advanced civilization somewhere that was eradicated in a global flood that evidence of exists. They knew this worked but they didn’t understand the chemistry of it.

gordonscholfield :

75% potassium nitrate,15% sulfur,10% charcoal and you have to black powder

Loyal man :

Go buy a freezer 😂 it’s way easier

daddycatt :

I just put my water in the freezer

heisuies :

Well, looks like I’ve done it again