A2. The whole of the lake volume does not freeze in winter. Due to the fact that ice expands when it freezes, and consequently floats. My old science teacher pointed out that this is a GOOD THING, so the fish don't get stuck!
A1. Fish benefit from many properties of water; just to name a few, water's capability as an oxygen carrier enables the proper functioning of fish's respiratory and metabolic processes, and its properties as a solvent allows the precise concoction of solutes and molecules that dictates the balance of the entire ecosystem.
The unique property of water that specifically enables aquatic life forms to survive drastic temperature changes, however, however, is the same property that is largely responsible for providing the suitable conditions allowing the formation of life on Earth: The high specific heat capacity of water.
Specific heat capacity is a measurable physical quantity that represents the amount of heat per unit mass required to change the temperature of a substance by a degree. Therefore, the high specific heat capacity of water sets forth a large thermal energy requirement for each degree of change in temperature.
Consequently, a large shift in above-surface temperature (e.g., 30 degrees Celsius) translates to a much smaller shift in the water temperature (e.g., 10 degrees Celsius). In other words, a large body of water can be thought of as a thermally stable system resistant to temperature shifts.
This very special property of water is a result of the extensive hydrogen bonding between the individual water molecules. This network of intermolecular interactions that enables water to absorb a large amount of energy before undergoing change is also responsible for other unique thermodynamic properties of water such as its high boiling point.
Vietnamese plum survive freeze temperatures
You mean his down special move? Well if you use it and your foe shoots a projectile that has heat properties, electric properties or freeze properties at you ness will get his damaged healed!
No you'l survive the radiation and blast its just u'll freeze to death unless you drink anti freeze first
they do not freeze becuz they have special gills
Antarctic cod, mackerel icefish, and Antarctic toothfish are three species of fish having certain properties of 'antifreeze' proteins contained in their blood that enable them to survive in temperature where 'normal' tissues would freeze.
No, mold cant survive in freezing tempuratures.
Yes. It cannot survive outdoors below freezing.
Freeze Panes
because so they cant freeze to death
The leaves can not survive the cold. They would freeze. The trees become dormant and can survive the winter.
Jello DOESN'T freeze like water because it has more colligative properties that increase the freezing point.
Some fish have a special protein in their blood that allow them to survive in extreme cold water temperatures. This protein can act like an extra layer of fat or as a anti-freeze.