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Re: Cracked Block, Continued
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Posted by Jonesy on February 04, 2004 at 05:11:32 from (64.136.26.225):
In Reply to: Cracked Block, Continued posted by Allan on February 03, 2004 at 10:17:11:
Allen you are correct about the water. When water freezes @ 32 deg @ sea level, 14.7 lbs atmosphere. It has reached its SOLID state, IE condensed. When BTU's are added to the ice it expands to become water ie, its liquid state. When BTU's are added more it begins to boil @ 212 deg ie evaporate into saturated steam. When its heated more its called Superheated steam. Think of it this way. How much space as in Cu feet does a pound of ice take up? Add btu's to that until it boils and than how many CU ft does a pound of steam take up? Considerably more because it has expanded. So to get ice you have to condense it down and to get steam you expand and evaporate. I cant tell you why a coke which is already underpressure looks to have epanded over in the freezer.
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