In the snow- tanks below freezing
I'm in northern Arizona. Got a blizzard hit in Williams AZ. It's suppose to go down to 22 tonight. A guy told me I should dump both my tanks and put a gallon of RV anti freeze down the tanks and not...
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Hi 2oldman,
The water has to give up energy to the environment for it to change phase from liquid to solid (commonly referred to as ice). Does that make it clearer?
The water has to give up energy to the environment for it to change phase from liquid to solid (commonly referred to as ice). Does that make it clearer?
2oldman wrote:pianotuna wrote:Something not quite right about that statement.
The "loss" of energy to the environment is about 347 watts to turn one US gallon of water at 0 C into ice at 0 C (32 f).
