Supercooled Water | FWC CIV.8

In this video, we explore supercooled water. Supercooled water is liquid water that remains unfrozen even when cooled below 0 °C. You’ll learn why water doesn’t always freeze at its freezing point, the role of impurities and nucleation sites. Perfect for students learning about phase changes, nucleation, and real-world atmospheric processes. 0:00 Overview 3:04 Pure water case 8:49 Probability of freezing 14:38 Impurities in water 20:05 Tap water 20:50 Who cares? 21:29 Consider subscribing This video follows Chapter IV (“Water and Humidity”) of Fundamentals of Weather and Climate and is Lecture 8 in this series. Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @djordjeromanic   Atmospheric science playlist:    • Atmospheric Science   Wind energy playlist:    • Wind Energy   Wind engineering playlist:    • Wind Engineering   Channel's mission: --------- The dissemination of knowledge and advancement of learning by providing high-quality content in the fields of atmospheric science, wind engineering, and wind energy. --------- Did you like this video? You can help support the channel with a PayPal donation: https://www.paypal.me/DjordjeRomanic Stay in the atmosphere! See you in the next video. Cheers! #AtmosphericScience #WindEngineering #WindEnergy