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Thinking about it more, yea, fair point. When water loses energy and freezes, it expands, that expansion could lift a weight. Is this not a similar change in
by gnaritas 14y ago
Thinking about it more, yea, fair point. When water loses energy and freezes, it expands, that expansion could lift a weight. Is this not a similar change in molecular structure doing a similar thing? Where is the input of energy lifting this weight.
- toemetoch 14y agoNo. When you apply pressure on ice it becomes liquid. In other words: water doesn't lift things by freezing if that requires an amount of energy larger than what is needed to change state.
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