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A frost would sometimes freeze the clothes stiff overnight. And dumb kid curiosity, if you licked the clothes you would get a faint taste of detergent. But the
by jungletime 6y ago
A frost would sometimes freeze the clothes stiff overnight. And dumb kid curiosity, if you licked the clothes you would get a faint taste of detergent.
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- todd8 6y agoI wonder if the taste of detergent was present on the surface due to some differential process occurring during freezing that concentrated the detergent in the outer layer of frozen water? Hmm... probably not, but see [1] for how zone refining is used to concentrate chemical solutions through freezing. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zone_melting https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zone_melting