Chemistry, asked by Shivang2538, 11 months ago

Why does the freezing point of water decrease as pressure increases?

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Answered by Hemantg111

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Increasing atmospheric pressure will “slightly” lower the freezing point of water because it is preventing the H2O molecules from properly arranging themselves for freezing. ... Very pure water can be kept liquid at even super cold temperatures.

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