Can you give 5 examples of freezing?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

There are many examples of freezing in everyday life. Five of these include freezing water to make ice, freezing carbon dioxide to create dry ice, freezing plants via hardening to survive harsh climates, freezing of human embryos, and freezing skin impurities like warts with liquid nitrogen.

Answer 3

Freezing is when a liquid, gas, or solution is cooled and enters a solid state.

Examples are

- snowflakes, which are made of ice crystals that cluster around dust particles

- dry ice, which is frozen carbon dioxide

- rime ice, which forms from water droplets on the wings of aircraft

- solid Mercury metal, which forms at normal pressure when the temperature drops to nearly -40°C

Answer 4

Freezing means going from a liquid to a solid because of loss of heat. The most common example of this is when water reaches zero degrees Celsius and forms what we call ice. However, you can also say that other liquids "freeze" when they solidify, such as lava cooling into rock or liquid fat solidifying.

Answer 5

Freezing is to lower the temperature below freezing point. One usual example is when food items, bought from a shop, is placed in the freezer compartment to freeze the items for far later consumption. Once frozen in a freezer, the items are able to last far longer than if the items had been placed in a fridge.

Answer 6

1. Water turning into ice when placed in a freezer.
2. Food being preserved by freezing it at subzero temperatures.
3. Frost forming on a car windshield during cold weather.
4. Liquid nitrogen instantly freezing objects it comes into contact with.
5. Cryogenic freezing used in preserving biological samples for research purposes.

Answer 7

Examples: freezing of water, ice-cream, dry ice, freezing of meat and many other.

Answer 8

Examples: freezing of water, mercury, carbon dioxide, oxygen, helium.

Answer 9

Ice