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Ahem, Walter melts at 32F/0C.
by CodeWriter23 9y ago
Ahem, Walter melts at 32F/0C.
- ConceptJunkie 9y agoI could be pedantic and say it melts at 32F _and above_ including 212F. But I won't.
- drewmol 9y agoIIRC the temperature of the H2O doesn't change until the bonds have changed. There is a state of constant temperature during this phase change, often referred to as a temperature plateau. Therefore it melts @ 32F (assuming 1 atmosphere of pressure) after that the temperature of the liquid water will rise, but not until it has already melted.
- ConceptJunkie 9y agoThank you, you outpedanted me. I tip my hat to you. :-)