What will happen to water if it will left in space?
What would happen to room temperature water released in space?
If water is contained in an unbreakable container with no room to expand, would it freeze at freezing temperatures? What happens when water held at a constant volume freezes? What is the temperature of water at room temperature? Why does water feel colder than air? The freezing point of water is 0°C. If you were to keep a fixed amount of water at 1°C, would it eventually evaporate completely? If you cooled an ice cube to the temperature of absolute zero and put it in a glass of water, would that water freeze instantly? Why thermal conductivity of water increases with increase in temperature as of other fluids decreases? Why the thermal conductivity of water increases with increasing temperature? What would happen if water continues to increase in density to a freezing point (ice is denser than water)? How much pressure would you have to add to 6oz of water for it to freeze at room temperature? Why thermal conductivity of water decreases with increase in temperature? Is it true that if water is in the liquid state its temperature is above 32 degrees Fahrenheit? If we heat water, among hydrogen and oxygen which one is going to evaporated? Why does cooling water change its density? How is heat transferred in space? What would the universe be like if ice was denser than water? If you put liquid water under enough pressure, will it become ice? Is the melting and freezing point of water the same? How can the temperature in outer space be described? When something is frozen its density increases but why this is not applicable in water? If the temperature of saturated water is increased infinitesimally at constant entropy, what will be the resulting state of water? If you put ice in freezing water will it melt? Why evaporation causes cooling? What is the science behind ice melting into water? What is the freezing point of water? What is a density of water at room temp? Can water ever be at a temperature higher than steam in any case? What happens if you heat a closed water container with regard to density? If the volume of the container can't increase. Which elements are liquid in room temperature? Is the rate of temperature loss affected by the air pressure around it?