MartytheMartian
Legendary Knight
OK been quiet for a few days on this thread so I'll bung another interestin' fact in.....
When water freezes the temperature rises.
In liquid form water molecules are all whizzing around with the energy they contain but, when you freeze them they are forced to come to a stop and all that kinetic energy that was present making them joggle about in the liquid form has to go somewhere and so is emitted as heat at the point of freezing.
When water freezes the temperature rises.
In liquid form water molecules are all whizzing around with the energy they contain but, when you freeze them they are forced to come to a stop and all that kinetic energy that was present making them joggle about in the liquid form has to go somewhere and so is emitted as heat at the point of freezing.