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Can you expand on this comment in the context of ice/water? It implies ice changes behavior at about 140K, but that isnt close to a phase change boundary, so wh
by kjellsbells 3y ago
Can you expand on this comment in the context of ice/water? It implies ice changes behavior at about 140K, but that isnt close to a phase change boundary, so what would you expect to be seeing here?
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- SideburnsOfDoom 3y agoAt a guess, movement like that seen in glaciers and ice sheets?
- pfdietz 3y agoThat's right -- plastic deformation under stress.
- denotational 3y agoThe glass transition temperature of amorphous ice is approximately 140 K.