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What causes a 'spike' in an ice cube?
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What causes a 'spike' in an ice cube?
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I've recently discovered your
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and have enjoyed it immensely. I have a question for you regarding something I saw happen recently in my freezer. I filled an ice tray with water and put it in the freezer, a few hours later I went to get some ice out of another ice tray and saw that the ice tray I filled earlier had one cube with a 'spike' of ice growing out of it kind of like a stalagmite. What could've caused this?
thanks!
Jim
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