Why does the surface of a lake freeze first?
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And because the same mass of molecules takes up more space when frozen, ice is less dense than liquid water. For this same reason, water below 4° Celsius becomes increasingly less dense as it gets colder. ... As this layer cools to its freezing point, ice begins to form on the surface of the lake."
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Because the same mass of molecules takes up more space when frozen, ice is less dense than liquid water. For this same reason, water below 4° Celsius becomes increasingly less dense as it gets colder. As this layer cools to its freezing point, ice begins to form on the surface of the lake."
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