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Clear water freezes exactly at 0 degrees. I guess the graduality depends on if you think about this as interpolating the water temperature, or interpolating the
by maxcoder4 2y ago
Clear water freezes exactly at 0 degrees. I guess the graduality depends on if you think about this as interpolating the water temperature, or interpolating the energy given/taken from a body of water.
- throwaway290 2y ago> Clear water freezes exactly at 0 degrees. Water never arrives at 0 degrees all at once, so for practical purposes no. Even if it did, you cannot measure the temperature of every water molecule simultaneously to prove it.