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eNathan
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Calculated the time it takes for a liquid to freeze ??
hello fellow Mathematicians. I was just wanting to know the equation used to calculate how long it takes for something to freeze. I am assuming this equation has a constant 0c (32f) which is the freezing point. It would also be nice if the equation took into account any barriars, such as the plasic or something else in which the liquid is stored. Or the surface area and volume of the liquid. (Some liquids freez faster than others, so do we just assume that we are talking about water?)
I was just wanting to know this so I can pre-determine how long it will take my ice and to freeze But as always, its to to gain more knoledege.
Thanks in advanced :)
hello fellow Mathematicians. I was just wanting to know the equation used to calculate how long it takes for something to freeze. I am assuming this equation has a constant 0c (32f) which is the freezing point. It would also be nice if the equation took into account any barriars, such as the plasic or something else in which the liquid is stored. Or the surface area and volume of the liquid. (Some liquids freez faster than others, so do we just assume that we are talking about water?)
I was just wanting to know this so I can pre-determine how long it will take my ice and to freeze But as always, its to to gain more knoledege.
Thanks in advanced :)