i heard it melting is that true
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There have been many people to go there, beginning with Peary in 1909.\n\nMany, many aircraft have flown over it.  Naval submarines have gone there, as well.  Today, even tourists can go there.
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No the ice is the base surface of entertainment.  They have 2 platforms to put on top the basketball court and a platform for concerts, wrestling, ect...  It takes just a few hours for a good experienced to change it over.  They do not melt the ice just place the surface on top.  In rare occurrences it will leak.  I used to see it happen once every couple of years at the Boston Garden for a Celtics game.
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The answer is metamorphic. It literally translates to "change form".\n\nThe statement says "pressure & heat" but does not say anything about melting. If it had said melting then it would have been igneous.\n\nIn order for a rock to become igneous it has to have melted completely.\n\nHeat & pressure cause rocks to undergo changes in crystal structure in essence causing them to realign.\n\nExample: Marble is the metamorphic form of the sedimentary rock limestone. The heat & pressure changed the crystal structure but not the chemical formula. It is still CaCO3.
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Melting of any substance that contracts upon fusion by the application of pressure is called regelation.\n You might also look up the CLAUSIUS-CLAPEYRON EQN. in this regard.
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Yes. It will superheat and have a violent reaction when something touches it.
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he climbed on a big ice cube\nand the ice cube melted
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That's not true - hope someone can clarify this for you
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No it's not true.  Cold water goes in cold and uses energy thus burning calories to come out warm.
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uncles a chemist, melt it HELLA HOT, ones more dense than other so if its in a tube one will go to the top and one will go to the bottem, then go for it. good luck\nemail me for problems hjrboy7896@hotmail.com
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no... they may crack and turn gray, but they will not melt
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Having worked in the plastics industry for nearly 20 years, I know for a fact that just the plastic alone is poisonous when heated to beyond the melting point or the flash point. It may not have been the flame retardant at all. Caustic fumes from overheated plastic produce the same symptoms.
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i would melt anything!
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1st -- tips of the hat to in-janier and lewis_brown for stopping by long enough to give the basic physics and most of all to Lewis for politely informing us that glass is not a liquid.  \n\nGlass is a liquid?  Pull-eeze!  How in the world do you come up with that one, people?  \n\nGlass "flows" -- ???  \n\nGlass flows in liquid state -- only.\n\nGlass is solid until melted.  Then and only then it's liquid.\n\nGlass melts at 2600-2900 °F (1425-1600 °C) depending on its composition.\n\nWhere on Earth do you think glass is liquid or flows at bench temperature?\n\nAnway, I originally stopped by just to ask the asker if he or she could see through black glass (or any other opaque glass)?
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it's frostbite. the water melting off the ice cube is because salt lowers the freezing point and so the water on your skin is very cold <32 so it freezes the skin. kinda like making ice cream except more painfull
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mercury is a liquid at room temperature.  Yes it flows.
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It most likely will never melt, as Mars is far from the Sun. If it does, it might not last long, as it has no atmoshpere and a weak gravitational pull.
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is that really all true!?