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7/6/2015 3:59:52 PM
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Well technically you can but you need to increase the pressure to do it
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That's different. It's only stating a solid because of the force pushing it together.
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Water is more dense than ice, so actually u cannot have hot ice
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You can. If the pressure is high enough, the atoms get pushed together so hard that it becomes a solid. This happens inside of stars and planets.
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I am aware of that, [b]however[/b] water is denser than ice, so at high pressure h2o is liquid, not solid
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It is... you're right. I guess that explains why it's boiling point is lower at lower pressures. *begins to sing* The more you know!
