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water into ice and expansion
« on: 03/04/2014 07:17:16 »
How come when water freezes it can burst pipes etc.?
strange though, because if water freezes it loses energy, not gain it!

very strange indeed, how does this work? and don't tell me about water bridges, they don't solve the problem at all.
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