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Originally posted by feelgood
Air has alot to do with how various substance freezes on planets. For example, in the upper earth atmposphere, if the temperature was in 0 degree, water would be solid state. When the temperature changes to 20, water would instaneoiusly be vaperated, it would never even be liquid before going to gas state.
My chemistry is rusty but that's why I remembered...
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I was too lazy too explain and I just blurted it out for the hell of it becuase I was tired.
If you tossed some liquid water into 80 degree martian atmosphere it would freeze. Some of the water would rapidly evaporate in the dry thin air, the rapid evaporation would so cool the remaining water it turns into ice, then the ice would vaporize.