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What is 'hot ice'?
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#77506. Asked by tragic_flawed. (Mar 19 07 11:09 PM)
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toughynutter
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"Hot ice is the name given to another surprising phenomenon in which water at room temperature can be turned into ice that remains at room temperature by supplying an electric field on the order of 106 volts per meter.[5]
The effect of such electric fields has been suggested as an explanation of cloud formation. The first time cloud ice forms around a clay particle, it requires a temperature of −10 °C, but subsequent freezing around the same clay particle requires a temperature of just "
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_(molecule)
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Arpeggionist
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The nickname of the play Shakespeare inserts into the end of "A Midsummer Night's Dream " - "Tedious and brief? Merry and tragical? That is hot ice and... strange snow..."
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skypilot024
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Also a slang term for stolen diamonds.
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ilikepizza12
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Just saying, hot ice is an oxymoron.
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fado72

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Hot ice is crystallized sodium acetate trihydrate.
If normal sodium acetate dissolved in water crystallizes it will generate an exothermic reaction that's why it's called hot ice.
http://wikianswers.com/Q/What_is_hot_ice
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