Slurpee Fun! – Science for Fun with the Discovery Club

Today, students from Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University Demonstration School enjoyed a "Slurpee-making" activity. They learned the process behind creating these chilled treats—from preparing the ingredients and conducting experiments to crafting the drinks themselves.

A Slurpee is formed when a liquid rapidly transitions into a solid state at a temperature below its freezing point. By cooling the liquid below this threshold—a process known as "supercooling"—the liquid is prompted to form crystals, rapidly shifting from a liquid state into ice crystals (a process called "nucleation").