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If, for one day, ice water decided to be denser than liquid water, how will this affect our planet?
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If, for one day, ice water decided to be denser than liquid water, how will this affect our planet?
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If ice were more dense than water, it would freeze and sink over and over until the entire lake was frozen. ... This same process occurs in the fall as the surface water cools and becomes more dense; it will sink and cause the same movement or turnover of the lake's water.
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