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In a way - yes. Ice in nature forms usually by water cooling heterogeneously, but not by water being below 0 all the time and everywhere and the ice forming slo
by RandomLensman 3y ago
In a way - yes. Ice in nature forms usually by water cooling heterogeneously, but not by water being below 0 all the time and everywhere and the ice forming slowly in some areas then.
- throwaway290 3y agoNot just in nature, your glass of water in the freezer also has uneven temperature throughout the volume and becomes ice gradually (though faster than a lake)