Water freezes at 0 Celisus. If a temperature drop is causing a glass of water to freeze, how would a thermometer in the water most likely change as the water freezes?

A. The temperature would keep rising steadily. B. The temperature would keep falling steadily. C. The temperature would fall to 0 celisus and stay there until all the water froze.

D. The temperature would not change or would change unpredictably

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Kaliyah Finley

Chemistry

7 December, 14:00

Water freezes at 0 Celisus. If a temperature drop is causing a glass of water to freeze, how would a thermometer in the water most likely change as the water freezes?

A. The temperature would keep rising steadily. B. The temperature would keep falling steadily. C. The temperature would fall to 0 celisus and stay there until all the water froze.

D. The temperature would not change or would change unpredictably

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Kassidy Wyatt · Answer 1

B. the temperature would keep falling steadily. This is because the question states, "a temperature drop." I would assume that the thermometer would change with the temperature of the water as it freezes.