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ok, water expands when it is frozen and contracts when it melts, so the question is by what factor to allow for the water to either overflow or not. and are we
by lingben 13y ago
ok, water expands when it is frozen and contracts when it melts, so the question is by what factor to allow for the water to either overflow or not.
and are we talking about icecubes floating in the glass or filling up the glass so they are standing on each other (like a cube skyscraper) from the bottom of the glass?
- spindritf 13y agoFTA: When examining the ice you note that the cubes rise just above the surface of the water (like glaciers in the ocean), but do not extend to the bottom of the glass.
- skywhopper 13y agoThe article is explicit in re your question: the cubes are floating, not stacked.