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Water has a large liquid range that can be extended. According to the article, how might one lower the freezing point of water? How might one raise the boiling point?
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Water has a large liquid range that can be extended. According to the article, how might one lower the freezing point of water? How might one raise the boiling point?
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I haven’t read the article but, you would have to add some kind of substance into the water. Stuff that would either make the water more resistant to cold and the same with heat
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