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The process of a liquid changing into the solid phase
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Freezing water: in layers or all at once?
(First question here on physics, hope it is OK)
Since it is getting cold here in Berlin, Germany and temperatures are falling below the freezing point, we want to make a little ice rink in our back yard … My question is: should I
do it layer by layer: fill the plastic with just a bit of water, wait it for it to get frozen, and fill a bit more, wait for the next freezing and keep on filling and waiting …
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