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For questions about ice (the solid form of dihydrogen monoxide) in its many forms.
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Would a freeze ray be effective against modern military vehicles?
Keep also in mind that ice is a good thermal insulator (think igloos) so the inner layer of ice will slow down heat transfer from the outside layers. … Most probably, once you burden the tank with some additional tons of ice, it will stop in its tracks just for the sheer weight of the ice. …
