Question

ice cubes form in the freezer because​

Answer 1

Explanation:

it all comes down to the fact that water expands by around 8 percent as it cools. In your freezer, ice crystals first form around the outside edges of your cube, where the water molecules have the most contact with the cold air. ... A fan in the freezer helps, too, according to Derek.

Answer 2

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It all comes down to the fact that water expands by around 8 percent as it cools. In your freezer, ice crystals first form around the outside edges of your cube, where the water molecules have the most contact with the cold air. ... A fan in the freezer helps, too, according to Derek.