what will happen if you put rock in the freezer for two days?
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you have a cooooooooold rock
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hot glue might hold depends on the size of the rocks... it is water proof
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Yes it can, but it will have a lower freezing point depending on the contents. It probably is lower than your freezer temp. Try using dry ice or liquid N
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take some water and put it in the freezer, go and play some video games for 4 hours, come back, and you will have made ice
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No. However, it will make the battery last a tad longer than if you left it out at room temperature. \n\nBasically, your battery is storage for electrons. If you just leave a battery out, those electrons will try to ground themselves (leave) from the battery. The more you lose, the less enegy there is in the battery. Most smaller batteries are dry cells. The free elctrons are formed from chemical reactions within the battery itself. \n\nPutting batteries in the freezer will not re charge it, but it will slow down the chemical reactions so that not s many electrons are wasted. \n\nSUMMARY: Freezing your batteries won't recharge it, it will help them retain its charge if left un-used.
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Liquids expand when they freeze.
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Depends on whether you freeze it or just refrigerate it. If you store it in a sealed container in the freezer it can last up to six months. If you just refrigerate it will prolly only last a week to ten days. Freezing is best, you can always just pop it out and defrost it in the microwave if needed.
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Put the loo roll in the freezer
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pack it in dry ice (solid CO2) it will stay solid for a long long time\n\nno don't use salt, will melt it quick
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Keep some marbles in the freezer. when they don't wake up roll them under the covers. The marbles always go to the lowest point in the bed and snuggle their cold goodness right up to them. That's pretty effective and you just refreeze the marbles.
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Put his jeans in the freezer for a few hours. The bubble gum should just break off when it is frozen
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refridgerate it or freeze it.
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Rock salt and table salt ar two different ionic compounds.  Roack salt, calcium chloride, contains 3 ions: one calcium and 2 chloride ions.  Table salt has only 2 ions: one sodium and one chloride.\nSo who cares?  Well, the more ions (rock salt!) that are added to the ice (to make ice cream), the lower the freezing point of the ice will be.  Rock salt (3 ions) make the ice colder than the table salt (2 ions).  This is the only way the fatty moleculse of the cream can freeze into ice cream.  With table salt the ice just isn't cold enough.  The size of the salt crystals is not relevant.
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The answer is either 0% or 100%. If ice is 0 degrees C it will remain as ice. [in theory]
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water can seep through cracks in rocks and remain there. when water freezes, it expands because the type of bonding changes. in ice, each oxygen atom is surrounded by four hydrogen atoms (two through covalent bonds and two through hydrogen bonding), producing a tetrahedral structure. this gives ice a more open structure compared to water. \n\nso, the water freezes and expands, creating pressure within the rock which causes it to split or break.
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If you have a freezer that will lower the temp. of carbon dioxide to its freezing point you're straight in. Somewhere in the neighborhood of -125 Fahrenheit
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From personal observation I would say not always.  When ice is frozen for a long time it seems to lose its freshness.  It picks up odors and when defrosted doesn't smell or taste like fresh water. These things would indicate physical changes probably due to evaporation and perhaps osmosis.  Both of these occurrences would produce a change in quantity.