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Ideally, water freezes when temperature is low enough for hydrogen bond to stabilize, due to less movement among the individual water molecules. What Na+ and Cl- ions do is they go in between the hydrogen bonds so that the H20 molecules cannot stabilize and thus, not only does it become solid at a higher temperature (ie increase it's freezing point), but it also causes water to have a higher melting point. That's why the pour salt when there's snow: so that it melts faster and easier.

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