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Why does the surface of a lake freeze first?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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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."

Answered by HarnoorSidhu22
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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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