Why Water Splits Iron: The 1784 Quebec Shell Experiments and How Propylene Glycol Keeps Boats, RVs, Cabins and Loops Alive Through Winter
Water expands by about 9% when it freezes (USGS). In the winter of 1784–85 Major Edward Williams of the Royal Artillery filled 13-inch iron mortar shells with water at Quebec: the ice fired a plug 415 feet at −19 °F...
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