Great
written by eBooksBay on July 10, 2007

Wow, gone try that ;)

y?
written by anonamys on July 16, 2007

y dont u give instructions of how to make one im interested dudeZ!

what is the white stuff i know its sodium acetate is it salt or something
written by Ricky Duk on July 24, 2007

THAT WAS AWSOME CAN U PLEASE WRITE BACK I NEED TO KNOW WHAT IS THAT WHITE STUFF

hot ice
written by fraser on July 27, 2007

well i got the sodium acetate but i need more detailed instructions it doesnt seem to work please write back

hot ice
written by mike on August 11, 2007

i tried it and it dont work so can u send me the instructions please!!!!

i need help
written by yacob on September 9, 2007

i made my own sodium acetate but how much water and sodium acetate do you use

Instructions
written by Nikos on September 12, 2007

Can You Please Sent Me The Exact Instructions On How To Make It.
You know How much time it needs,What Temperature ??

hot ice problem
written by Mark on November 6, 2007

Hey I bought 100g of sodium acetate and tried it and it did not work. then i bought 500g of sodium acetate and it did not work. i tried a very small amount of water and it would not stop absorbing the NaC2H3O2. by the way sodium acetate and sodium acetate trihydrate are the same correct? please write back on this forum board.

hot ice
written by jade on November 8, 2007

please sent step by step instuctions and amount used my son is doing this for a science project, we need to order the sodium acetate soon PLEASE

Instructions
written by Justin Morris on November 10, 2007

Can you send me the exact instructions on who to make it. How much time does it need. At what temperature.

how to make
written by gerizza on December 24, 2007

hello... pls send me a copy of how to make the hot ice. i need it for a science project.
thanks. i would be so glad if you reply.

question
written by Nolan on January 17, 2008

after you cool it in the fridge can you store the content in a water bottle till futher use with out it irupting?

hot ice instrustions
written by Tye on January 18, 2008

could you email me the instructions @ This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it thanks

Instructions
written by Cody on January 27, 2008

how many parts water to parts sodium acetate

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written by Cody on January 27, 2008

PLEASE WRITE BACK!!!

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written by Tish on February 13, 2008

hey that is totally awesome
how do you do that a science fair is coming up and i would really like to make that :D

look closer
written by mali carr on February 17, 2008

the reason it dont work it beacuse your not looking good enough
the reason it dont work it beacuse if you watch when he touches the ive in the video
he has a little bit of sodium acetate on his finger so the reaction mixes together to freeze but not only freeze its hot so be careful and sodium acetated is a chemical the you can only order online go to google and type in buying sodium acetate it will show you sodium acetate is not that exspensive so its easy just look
closer

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written by mali carr on February 17, 2008

you put as much water as you want but only put as much Sodium acetate as the water will dissolve when the Sodium acetate stop dissolving in the water you stop pouring

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written by mali carr on February 17, 2008

for a science fair you could so how the chemical reaction mixes togher to pull a hot ice reaction thats waht i did and i got an A

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written by mali carr on February 17, 2008

no you cant put it back in the fridge to use later it wont work anymore so use it all when you have it

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written by Maureen on February 26, 2008

Can you send me the exact instructions?

HELP!!!
written by ???? on March 9, 2008

Can you send me the exact insturctions? Like how much sodium acetate to put in and what tempature to disolve it and freeze it, and how long to leave it will take to cool.

making hot ice
written by tracy on March 19, 2008

My son and I have tried and tried, with no luck to make hot ice. He has his project due in just a few days with not a working experiment. Can you please let us know exactly step by step how to make this, amount of water, sodium acetate etc. We need help. We have tried so many ways with no luck.

Instructions to make instant hot ice
written by tracy on April 7, 2008

To make instant hot ice you will need: sodium acetate, a water pan, and a glass or tray. First, you have to pour 2 or more spoonfuls of sodium acetate in near boiling water(stir constantly). When the soduim acetate has completely dissolved in the water, pour the chemical into a glass and store it in the fridge until it has cooled. Now, all you have to do is pour the chemical( which should look like water)into a tray and touch.... WALA INSTANT ICE

Instructions
written by bryan on April 8, 2008

Could u email me the instruction for ex. mesurements, how long to leave it in the fridge, and stuff like that. Email this to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

Bitch Help Me
written by Mojo on April 8, 2008

Could u email me the instruction for ex. mesurements, how long to leave it in the fridge, and stuff like that. Reply U Bitch

I'm Waitin
written by Mojo on April 8, 2008

r u fuckinn ur dad or somethin 2 help me
or r u tryin on condems
try it outwith ur dad
ur mom is taken by me

help me please
written by jack on April 8, 2008

i need to no how long you keep it in the fridge and how much water u put in it. it would help me out alot. send it to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

write back
written by jack on May 2, 2008

comon wirte back!!!!!!!

We Need the Amount of Materials
written by Meg and Michaela on May 7, 2008

How much sodium acetate do you need for this experiment.

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written by Meg and Michaela on May 7, 2008

What are the amounts of ALL the ingrediants for this experiment
WE NEED TO DO OUR SCIENCE PROJECT!!
PLEASE WRITE BACK AYSAP
THANKYOU!!

THIS IS FAKE
written by FAKE on May 27, 2008

The guy did it on adobe premiere with effects. This is fake you cannot make hot ice with just Sodium Acetate you need more to it.

its not
written by not true on May 28, 2008

i made a tiny bit of hot ice just using those to things but i did not write down the proportions

instructions...plz
written by skylar on June 5, 2008

i have 100g of sodium acetate but i need the step by step instruction (detailed) because i dont want to waste it email the instructions to me at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

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written by helper on June 14, 2008

you need to pour the solution onto sodium acetate crystals
when he touches it he has sone crystals on his finger.
That is the only way the reaction will occur

Instructions
written by Jenny on June 20, 2008

Can someone please e-mail me the exact instructions. I am having trouble with how much Sodium Acetate you should mix with the water.

HotIce
written by felipe on June 28, 2008

hey i wanted to know where u buy the things to make hot ice

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written by felipe on June 28, 2008

hey i realy like about the hot ice but where do u buy the stuff @

hot ice
written by zack on July 23, 2008

lol im with the majority of these ppl how much do i use at what tempature in how much water =)pls write back

hto ice
written by adam on August 18, 2008

i tried this twice but it doesn't seem to be working, how long do u leave it in the frezzer for?

i need to know
written by brandon on November 18, 2008

how do u make this can you email me the instruction?

Answer
written by Vasyl on December 11, 2008

I know that it not going to work very easy. I worked on it for my science fair project. Who want try to make it 1)Try with 140g of sodium acetate per 100ml (per temperature 100 degrees Celcius) of water or find solubility curve for sodium acetate; 2)Use all new stuff (not broken, not scretched); 3)Solution should not touch any dirt or dust.

HoT iCe
written by rita on December 14, 2008

plz can u give me specific instructions nd send them to me on This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it cz my friends nd i r going to do this experiment at school nd we want it to work with some resources plz but today cz tomorrow i need to give them to the teacher (dont forget the resources) thx

hot ice
written by leah on December 14, 2008

plz send me more information abt this topic on This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it plz and thx

Hot ice
written by Jake on January 4, 2009

Just google hot ice and you will find everything, the chemical he is using is Sodium Acetate. You can get that at sciencecompany.com.

i cant do it!
written by i need help on February 18, 2009

i did this 4 my science project and it didnt work i need help on how to make it and what temp? and how long on the stove?

INSTRUCTIONS!
written by jordan on March 10, 2009

send me the detailed instruction for this! PLEASE AND THANK YOU!!!

instructions
written by gerry on March 12, 2009

i need more info plz my science fair is very soon.

Instructions
written by Unkown on March 16, 2009

im using this for a science experiment for school, and can i please have some instructions on how to do it exactly? i have the materials too. I know this question probabley isnt new to you so if you (you probabley will) please reply.... Thx
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thats cool
written by mani on March 25, 2009

i know how to make it now thats so cool

can you put some more writting in with it !!!!!
written by erica martin on March 27, 2009

i have to do 1 page of research but u don't have any information

How to make hot ice?
written by connie on April 19, 2009

We have tried several times...no luck. After removing from the fridge, it is already solid. What are we doing wrong??

need material and instructions!!
written by the confused on April 27, 2009

I need to this experiment for my project, but i have no idea of what amount of sodium acetate to get and put...for how long i need to keep it in the fridge?? When do i stop boiling?? how much time does the experiment take in total of all the steps?? need help!!! pls write back! thnx-

See video & instructions
written by jj on April 27, 2009

Look up "Supersaturated Solution" @ SteveSpanglerScience.com http://www.stevespanglerscience.com/experiment/00000078

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written by jj on April 27, 2009

PS - 160 gms Sodium Acetate to 30 ml water. Heat until dissolved. See SteveSpangerScience.com

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written by regis on May 6, 2009

omg this stuff is soooo freakin raw bro im serious nd im makin this for a science fair project nd im mightget an A baby boy PEACE...............

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written by regis on May 6, 2009

write me back wen u get dis msg. plzzzzz

I have the perfect solution
written by ihavealltheanswers on June 16, 2009

Okay, well, ive been reading all of you guys's comments and i have an answer. first of all, don't buy sodium acetate. make it at home. this is very easy, all you need is vinegar, and baking soda. pour however much baking soda into a container, and then constantly add vinegar and mix it until it stops fizzing. then you need to boil about 90% of the water down, and look for a thin layer of crust. once you see this, immediatly take it off heating and pour a tiny bit of water into it, then start stiring, to re-dissolve it. then, cover it, stick it in the freezer (cools of quicker) for about 15-20 minutes. its ready! now, all you have to do i drop a sodium acetate crystal into it, this can be achived by dipping your finger in the solution, sodium acetate will begin to form on your finger. then drop it in, or touch it. THERE YA GO PPL! (please excuse my spelling and grammar, i typed this really fast, and i'm obviously not the best typer.....)

btw
written by ihavealltheanswers on June 16, 2009

Oh, and btw, since this is an exothermic reaction, try using something else to get the sodium acetate crystal, like a toothpick, or a spoon. Because once it starts drying and forming onto your finger, it BURNS!

what is your purpos for doing this Experiment??
written by rOse on August 9, 2009

any body can answer my qoustion?..

COOL
written by Sydney Riera on February 18, 2010

COOL
written by Sydney Riera on February 18, 2010

very interesting
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written by ML on February 1, 2010

Okay- this is a super - saturated solution. THat means you dump as much sodium acetate in as the solution will dissolve at a high temperature (almost boiling water). When you cool it down, there is more salt in the water than what will normally dissolve at the cooler temperature.
To get it to form the crystals is very easy (it is actually hard to keep it from happening). Touch it with one small crystal! Also, it you have dried crystals on the container, it will ppt as you pour. It is favorable to form the crysatl so energy is given off in the form of heat- called exothermic. about 135 degrees.

COOL
written by Sydney Riera on February 18, 2010

HELP ME!
written by Hadley on March 23, 2010

I NEED HELP REALLY BAD MY SCIENCE FAIR IS DUE MONDAY! I NEED INTRUCTIONS ALSO IVE TRIED THIS LIKE 5 TIMES NO JOKE! AND WHEN I TOUCH IT I END UP HAVING DRIED U BUT NOT ALL IN ONE BLOCH ITS LIKE WET DRIES CRSYTALS WEIRD!!!!!!SOO PLEASE HELLPPPPPPPP MEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

cool
written by maymissboss on March 30, 2010

that was so cool u guys should be like famous how in the hell did u do that shit it was dope!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

so how do you do it
written by aziza on April 8, 2010

hello im doing this to can you send me this step by step at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it THANK YOU.by say april 10

instructions
written by annonomous on May 20, 2010

take 1L vinager and 4 tbl. baking soda
apply over low to medium heat
boil down until you see a film starting to form on top
remove from heat and put in a glass container
cover to prevent evaporation
cool until cold
put in bowl or container and attempt to freeze it by touching it
if it doesn't freeze, microwave it at medium power level in 30 sec increments
cool
try again
repeat as necessary

HELP
written by Safida on August 18, 2010

please help i want to make triple the amount how much do i use

Help
written by Safida on August 18, 2010

and also can my son take this to school

instructions on how to make hot ice
written by Michele VanHousen on November 14, 2010

Can you send me the instructions on how to make hot ice. How much water and how mucy sodium acetate trihydrate do I use?

help
written by zoviya on November 27, 2010

plz help me.. i have to make science project for school with in 2 days, can i please have some instructions on how to make hot ice exactly? plz reply..
and plz send me more information abt this topic on This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

hot ice
written by cuong on February 7, 2011

fuking dumm fuck my ass hole

How to Make and non-expensive :)
written by Knowitall on May 2, 2011

Okay guys its not that hard its 1 liter of vinegar and 4 table spoons of Baking soda so don't buy the expensive stuff