Sentences with phrase «freezing point»

When the temperature outside drops low enough to cool the inner surface of the window below freezing point, moisture indoors can turn directly to ice on contact with the glass.

It has a lower freezing point than other sugars and so is useful as an ingredient in frozen foods.

At the same time, the warmer air of summer pushed the ground temperatures above freezing point.

When the weather is at freezing point, it is not easy to stay outside.

In this particular case, since we are in the melt season, both the air and the ice surface are near the melting / freezing point of water and the air is near saturation, so while the winds are strong, the effects of the storm on transferring heat and moisture and therefore causing any freezing or melting will probably be limited.

Temps can plummet to the near freezing point for a few weeks during the depths of winter in late January and February.

When you return, if the coin is embedded under the ice, it's a good indication that power was out for long enough for the freezer to rise above freezing point for long enough for some things to melt, but not long enough for frozen items to liquefy completely (remember that any amount of ice in milk means it's technically still frozen).

Key factor: Roma would probably have preferred not to travel to eastern Ukraine, where temperatures may dip below freezing point in February.

Today, he said, summer temperatures approach or just exceed freezing point around Antarctica: «It would not take much warming to see a pretty dramatic increase [in surface melting] and it would happen very quickly.»

While the vortex was weakened and pushed to the side of the Arctic during the last week of February, temperatures below the critical freezing point are still present as of March 9 (see figure).

We went down to about freezing point last night here in the silly Midwest) such a long cold and dreary drag that even New York is ready for some spring color.

Working with the U.S. Department of Defense's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), scientists at the Energy & Environmental Research Center (EERC) at the University of North Dakota turned these plant oils into fuel that had a similar density, energy content and even freezing point.

However, to lower water's freezing point all the way down to -70 °C with perchlorates, the necesssary concentration of perchlorate salts would give a water activity of just 0.5.

Though these places are extremely cold, and water can not exist as a liquid, other chemicals with lower freezing points step in to become the «lubricants.»

Frosty weather gets outclassed with wonderful comfort in the SKECHERS Keepsakes - Freezing Point boot.

Remember that even if you are travelling to a city that has very cold winters, some days will be frigid, others merely freezing point or even above.

• Finally, a practical investigation to work out the molar mass of an unknown solute by using freezing point depression will be outlined with an example calculation.

Without the increased water movement due to the storm, there would be a tendency for the meltwater to stay at the surface due to its relatively low density, which would prevent saltier water (with its depressed freezing point) from coming in contact with the ice.

3) it has a far greater affinity for water and a much higher freezing point.

In the ocean the effect of the polynya is the massive production of salty, freezing point shelf water that is the prime ingredient in the formation of the globally important Antarctic Bottom Water and associated ventilation of the world ocean.

Monroe imagines these images at frozen points of motion with an implied short narrative that refers to the before and after.

Add a little tequila or light rum to the liquid mixture before freezing but just know alcohol has a lower freezing point than water so it might take a while longer.

Just a few weeks after the summit, the North Pole was briefly not even able to reach freezing point — in the middle of winter.

It is nice and warm, but I still added a little layer underneath as the temperatures were around freezing point.

Glasses are «solids» produced by cooling a molten liquid fast enough that crystallization does not occur at the normal freezing point.

In our case we actually load the propellants close to their freezing point, and that can result in a density improvement of up to around 10 % to 12 %, which makes an enormous difference in the actual results of the rocket.

Born hours before a snowstorm and brought home when the temperature was still dropping below the freezing point many days during the week, our infant daughter has already gotten a cold.

If the surrounding temperature should happen to rise above the freezing point, the probability of water becoming ice, or remaining as ice, is zero.

Salt lowers the freezing point of the ice and creates an extra-cold brine that absorbs heat from the milk mixture, causing the mixture to freeze.

I should note that sugar affects not only the sweetness of ice cream, but also its texture and freezing point.

Try to avoid freezing vast quantities all at once; it takes longer to chill them down to the freezing point.