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The amount of time it will take to melt ice
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[QUOTE="Nik_2213, post: 6039644, member: 252015"] As I see it, thaw rate comes down to heat transfer across the ice surface 'stagnant' zone. Yes, this chilled layer will 'drip' due higher density. The bigger the ice surface to volume ratio, the greater the 'natural' rate. If a significant convective circulation develops, this may diminish the stagnant zone. A stirrer or sonic bath would strip it. [/QUOTE]
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