At what degrees Celsius does water freeze?
Correct answer: 0 degrees
SlickWiggler
technically it'll freeze at -20 too
KILLean17
Fellow Americans:
Without having to learn the whole Metric system, just remember this quick, little cheat-
0°C = 32°F (Freeze)
100°C = 212°F (Boil)
adams101313
Nadman, not true! I learned celcius before I learned farenheit. I lived in Italy as a child then moved to Alaska. It was very frustrating having to learn a whole new way of doing things, especially since it didn't really make as much sense... I did think it was silly to be the only country using those measurements. still not all Americans are stuck in their own little world.
Dan
SlickWiggler, no. it will remain frozen. it freezes once at zero. after that it could keep getting colder but it only freezes once. at zero. technically.
Ezalb17
Twotonic, diluted water? Reminds me of an old Steven Wright joke, "I bought some instant water, but I did not know what to add to it".
QueenieJ8971
nu uh I am American and got this one right!
LoopyCrocodilie23055
The freezing and melting points are actually different in the case of water
ColonelSwak
Twotonic, How do you dilute water?? Add more water? How do you connect it with other liquids? Freeze them into Lego shaped blocks?
Jonesy
why did America adopt the British measures after their war of independence ???
Jonesy
metric system is soooo much easier
Louisiana
Ezalb17, he also asked “why do we park in a driveway and drive on a parkway?”
Lady butterfly
Deborah , And they say we Americans are mixed up
Player #120374466
adams101313, As long as I understand Fahrenheit, I have no guilt at staying "stuck" with that measurement system.
Jan
Ezalb17, I love that one!
wayne
quick approximate conversion. celcius times 2 plus 32
phatboi
Food for thought...
The temperature and pressure at which a substance can exist in equilibrium in the liquid, solid, and gaseous states. The triple point of pure water is at 0.01 °C (273.16K, 32.01°F) and 4.58 mm (611.2Pa) of mercury and is used to calibrate thermometers and compare critical points.
Major Naive Cube
Thought it starts at Zero, but actually freezes at -4 degrees 🤔😅
Royalty
KILLean17, good & easy method... I'll never forget this
Wania
if it can freeze at 0
why can't it freeze at -20😶
Deborah
Canadians use a weird mix of both metric and imperial measurements. Outdoor temperatures are in Celcius, but we heat our ovens in Fahrenheit. Distance is measured in meters, but our height in feet and inches. We will say that the next town is 15 kilometers away, but that it is 8 hours between Regina and Winnipeg. Stuff we buy at the store is in grams and kilograms, but we weigh ourselves in pounds. We will buy a litre of milk, but use a cup of milk in a recipe.
aliza khan
it is my chapter solid liquid gas
Player #62752956
Player #34161174, if one were to put a glass of water outside at -20, the water would freeze…when the water temperature reached 0C.
Ramirez
SlickWiggler, exactly I thought it has be bellow 0 😅
Nefertum
water is an anomalous liquid. it has maximum density at 3.8 degrees Celsius and gets lighter as it reaches zero degrees celsius
Nimisha
answer is -20° not 0° as water freeze at below 0° not at 0° so the answer is wrong
shiv
Player #38541532, dear you are correct.i have the same poit of view. water becomes solid at -4deegree C.
Damien
QueenieJ8971, I mean this system is way easier anyway
martin
not entirely true . ice thaws at 0 .not an accurate question
Marko
SlickWiggler, Technically it's incorrect since it's already frozen. 0C is freezing point.
csillipepper
Well depends on the pressure...
Player #38517559
Little Saint, the freezing melting point and osmotic pressure of water, as for any other liquid do change by the presence of solutes. Those are colligative properties (properties affected only by the proportion of no.of solute to solvent particles). the freezing and melting point decrease and increase respectively, due to the disturbance of the intermolecular bonds between the solvent molecules, by their bonds with the solute. Only the osmotic pressure changes due to "dissplacment" of the solvent
Davey Crocket
check out all the Americans that said -20
Player #38541532
I was told in school its -4 and at 0 I did not see a lake frozen
Mowed Acre
I have a suspicion that If the water contains solid particles or other components, it's freezing temperature will drop and the boiling point will rise.
Player #34161174
Little Saint, it's more of a grammatical point. if one puts a glass of water outside at minus whatever, it will freeze. the question should exclude minus 20 by saying, "Which is the minimal temperature that water freezes?"
Rich Linville
Player #32567393, Snow forms when the atmospheric temperature is at or below freezing (0 degrees Celsius or 32 degrees Fahrenheit) and there is a minimum amount of moisture in the air. If the ground temperature is at or below freezing, the snow will reach the ground.
Player #32567393
Cozzy 25,
I wonder what temperature does water become snow? I’ve never seen snow.
Player #30334242
Only at sea level