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snow can be compressed into ice. what is the limit to how solid ice can be? could it be made dence enough to be used as a workable sword?
The discussion centers around the feasibility of creating a workable sword from ice, exploring the limits of ice density, the effects of rapid freezing, and the implications of using different cooling methods. Participants consider both theoretical and practical aspects of this concept.
Participants express various viewpoints on the feasibility and practicality of an ice sword, with no consensus reached on the effectiveness or usability of such a weapon. Multiple competing ideas about the properties of ice under different conditions remain unresolved.
Limitations include the dependence on specific conditions such as pressure and temperature, as well as the unresolved nature of the effects of rapid freezing versus slow freezing on ice structure.
Originally posted by Gara
how about liquid helium to freeze it?
where can i read about if its frozen fast its different to freezing slowly?
am i wrong in thinking high pressure makes heat in the pressureized object?
Hmmm. A sword? What is it you're up to? Wasn't there a murder mystery about killing someone with an ice weapon so that the murder weapon simply melts away?Originally posted by Gara
snow can be compressed into ice. what is the limit to how solid ice can be? could it be made dence enough to be used as a workable sword?
Yes, an ice sword would have to be cool.*Originally posted by Gara
but an ice sword would be cool to have*
*haha gara made a funny!