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I think the popsicle example may be backwards - they must change phase before they can begin to rise above 0 degrees, and the phase change is a tipping point th
by l33t7332273 2y ago
I think the popsicle example may be backwards - they must change phase before they can begin to rise above 0 degrees, and the phase change is a tipping point that takes a ton of energy
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- m463 2y agoIf they used dry ice, you would have 3-ish phase changes... 2-ish phase changes when dry ice sublimates, then later for the ice in ice cream