Can you answer these questions about frost?
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Yes, only in sub freezing temperature frost is formed. But the sight of frost on orange tree is a pleasant sight to the orchard owner because it is a healthy thing for the growth of orange plants to have more moisture in air.
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freezing: 0 C,  32 F\nboiling: 100 C, 212 F
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This site should answer all of your questions.\n\nhttp://library.thinkquest.org/TQ0311164/valglac.htm
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It could, because it doesn't need to be freezing on the GROUND, only in the air, for the moisture in the air to crystalize and fall. It would melt, of course.
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answering these questions.
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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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temporarily it will be cold and if you have sensitive skin it can itch and turn red since salt makes the temperature go wayyy down, long term is bad because the tmeperatures can get to the negative dgrees, you can definitely get frostbite
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Since warm air rises and cold air sinks, when the sun comes up the warmth causes the cold air with it's frozen particles to sink, therefore landing on top of the grass. This "frost" will only last till the suns rays cause them to melt. Remember, it's still cold at ground level while the sun begins to feel warm to us.
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can clarify more pal?
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How cold?  I live in Colorado and lots of plants survive through the winter.  They are dormant during the cold months though.
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I think that hard frost is known as hoarfrost. Hoar frost is formed when the dew point is warmer than surface but colder than the air temperature, and colder than freezing point.
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Things that freeze at temps lower than about 75K.\nOxygen\nMethane\nhydogen\nhelium\netc
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Well, I am no Frost expert... but here is my interpretation.\n\nThings are what they are, always have been and will always be what they are.  However, people now try to turn things into what they aren't.  Who knows what they will try and change next.  But no matter who tries to change you into what they want you to be, remember you are who you are, who you have always been, and you will continue to be you.\n\n(make sense).
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Here is a website for you to look at:\n\nhttp://www.its.caltech.edu/~atomic/snowcrystals/primer/primer.htm
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My friend did one that answered the question : "Which melts ice faster: Salt or spices?"\n\nShe experimented with salt and spices like cinnimon, peprika, chili powder, red pepper...\n\nIt was pretty cool. The title we came up with was "Salt or Spice Melts the Ice?" \n\nSalt melted it the fastest.
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I'm not sure however think freezing it help it not spoil so soon? If you have yahoo try typing in this information\nin your search engine.\nHave a Blessed Life
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Some plants are considered 'hardy', which means that they can resist a winter freeze very well.\nThe root of the plant can survive underground and bring the plant back to life in the spring.\n\nOther plants aren't so hardy, and if you don't cover them during a freeze to protect from the cold, the plant will freeze from root to tip and not be able to rejuevenate it.\n\nHope this helps.