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To take a substance below 0°C, it typically requires reducing the temperature below the freezing point of water. This can be achieved through cooling methods such as refrigeration, using ice, or employing cryogenic techniques. Additionally, factors like pressure changes and the specific properties of the substance (e.g., its freezing point) can influence how it behaves at low temperatures.
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What is below permafrost?
Below permafrost is below freezing temperature (0c)
Does the temperature of air high above the ground often above or below 0C?
Where air planes fly, the temperature is below freezing.
What weather event includes heavy precipitation strong wind temperature below 0c?
Blizzard
What metals have got a high melting point?
Examples: wolfram (3422 0C), rhenium (3186 0C), osmium (3033 0C), tantalum (3017 0C).
Which weather event usually includes heavy precipitation string winds and surface air temperatures below 0C?
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What is below permafrost?
Below permafrost is below freezing temperature (0c)
How do you change the phase of water?
By heating above 100 0C (at standard pressure) or by freezing below 0 0C.
Does the temperature of air high above the ground often above or below 0C?
Where air planes fly, the temperature is below freezing.
How does liquid turn to ice?
A liqued turns to ice when it freezes below a temperature of 0C( or 32F )
What weather event includes heavy precipitation strong wind temperature below 0c?
Blizzard
What temperature does salt water?
Salt is effective to temperatures of 20 degrees at which it takes 20 minutes to begin melting the snow. Below 10 degrees its useless by itself. They usually mix it with calcium chloride and this enables to use it to temperatures well below zero. It can be effective at temps of -40 to -50 degrees. The sea water freeze at approx. 28 degrees Fahrenheit (between -2 0C and -3 0C). The freezing point of salted water (with NaCl) depends on the concentration of the sodium chloride. The minimal temperature possible (-21,1 0C) is at a concentration of 23,3 % NaCl.
What are some useful physical properties of alcohol?
Melting point: -114 0C Boiling point: 78 0C Density: 0,78945 g/cm3 at 20 0C Refractive index: 1,361 Viscosity: 0,0012 Pa.s For other properties see the link below.
What is industrial operating temperature?
For what? Industrial processes in general operate from way below 0C to thousands of degrees C
At what temp does oxygen become a liquid?
Oxygen is liquid at a temperature between -218,79 0C and -182,95 0C.
What metals have got a high melting point?
Examples: wolfram (3422 0C), rhenium (3186 0C), osmium (3033 0C), tantalum (3017 0C).
Why does blood not freeze until it reaches tempertures below 0c?
Blood contains some dissolved salts, which lower the freezing point.
Which weather event usually includes heavy precipitation string winds and surface air temperatures below 0C?
i dont know
