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...o have failed, leaving the ferry 200 metres from shore with the river fast freezing over.

...some arguments that the data collected in the [[Nazi freezing experiments|freezing experiments]] could benefit humanity, giving meaning to the deaths, by prov

The word ''cryogenics'' means "the production of freezing cold"; however the term is used today as a [[synonym]] for the low-temperat ...ducts, like [[vaccine]]s, requires nitrogen in blast freezing or immersion freezing systems. Certain soft or elastic materials become hard and [[brittleness|br

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Poly water was said to have a much lower freezing point than regular water, a much higher boiling point, and to be extremely

* Pure [[water]] [[freezing|freezes]] at −42° C rather than at its freezing temperature of 0° C if no crystal nuclei, such as dust particles, are pres ...t which are above the homogeneous nucleation temperature (pure substance [[freezing]] temperature) are said to be [[supercooling|supercooled]]. This is useful

| title = Ball Blue Book: Guide to Home Canning, Freezing & Dehydration

...conomic Council in 1931. He stayed in the Reichstag until 1936, demanding freezing of interest rates and dispossession of Jewish citizens. These anti-capitali

...of the evening is above 50° F, and cannot survive temperatures approaching freezing. In temperate climates, bulbs will respond to shortening of days with a w ...people can plant the bulbs outside from spring through fall. Well before freezing temperatures arrive in fall, the bulbs need transplanting to pots and movin

...centration Camp]], primarily for the [[Luftwaffe]], the nonconsual '''Nazi freezing experiments''' explored treatments for persons who had been severely chille

...ve or flow to be considered a glacier. Bodies of ground ice, formed by the freezing of groundwater within perennially frozen ground, are not glaciers, nor is t ...n a glacier occur by basal slip. Basal slip is accomplished by melting and freezing of the ice near the contact with the bedrock.<ref>http://www.uwsp.edu/geo/f

...g point of water, which is now defined as 273.152519&nbsp;K. Note that the freezing point of water is ill-defined as water usually freezes a few degrees below

...usually requires the addition of substances which protect the cells during freezing and thawing ([[cryoprotectant]]s). ...are usually stored and transported, for short times only, at cool but not freezing temperatures for [[Organ transplant|transplantation]]. Cell suspensions (li

...iquid or any liquid mixture ... whereas freeze drying is the induced rapid freezing and sublimation of water. Freeze drying really deserves an article of its o

...//en.citizendium.org/wiki?title=Water/Freezing_Point&oldid=100634436 Water/Freezing point]. But, in general, will many constants have such commentary and is su

...haps not coincidentally, one of the very few citrus trees that can survive freezing weather, withstanding regular winter temperatures as low as 15 degrees Fahr

...oreconnaissance. When the RAF's cameras would fail to operate, he solved a freezing problem by directing warm air onto them. By fine-tuning the streamlining o

| title = Ice ice baby: Are librarian stereotypes freezing us out of instruction?

...erage; including fireworks at [[Sydney]] Harbour and revelers entering the freezing waters of the fountain at [[Trafalgar Square]] in [[London, United Kingdom|

...g, to denature enzymes that cause deterioration; that's also important for freezing. In other cases, a dunk in fruit juice, or perhaps a dilute ascorbic/citric