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I have a doubt on heat and temperature. I need help with this science question and here the question: The water in a lake just r

eached freezing point temperature. Why can’t you go ice skating on it yet?

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Volgvan2 years ago

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you can't go ice skating on it because if it just reached the temp then you need to wait for about 2 hours

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