How to turn liquid (water) to ice

[Bubba Smith]

Just think about the uses for this...

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Hmmmmm....:)

[Tim Magician]

Thanks, but there was already a thread about this with a discussion.

http://learnmagictricks.org/forum/showthread.php?t=19044

[Motaz]

Soo old and i don't think this could be really great. ;/

[magick]

Just think about the uses for this...

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Hmmmmm....:)

keep in mind that this crystalization process generates heat, not cold.....it may look like ice, but it is hot!!!