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Joaquin Soto
26 May, 23:57
Why doesn't water freeze from the bottom up?
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Armani Walls
27 May, 03:23
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Because there is a change in temperature in of the top and the bottom
the top is colder so it gets colder from top to bottom as thus it freezes from top to bottom
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