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2/15/2015 8:14:17 AM
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I have a physics question
Suppose you take an ice cube tray and use petroleum/gasoline to freeze some blocks of it. What would happen if you:
a) placed a cube above naked flame; or
b) threw a cube against a surface which caused a spark?
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Editado por Pontifex Maximus: 2/15/2015 8:36:50 AMIt wouldn't freeze. If you actually managed to cool it enough without diluting it, with, say liquid nitrogen, it would be too cold to ignite. The liquid melting off over the flame would burn, but the cube itself would not ignite. Throwing it at a surface wouldn't cause a spark, unless you froze a steel nail into it and threw it at wall made of flint, in which case the cube would shatter and the nail would spark to no avail.
