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At the modest 2-3 degrees C inside my refrigerator, I have still experienced a number of items freezing. These are typically fruits, usually citrus, but not always (this time it's the strawberry juice) which develop very sturdy and extended ice crystals despite the temperature getting nowhere close to zero. An exhaustive search of the web has revealed about a million things which will depress the freezing point of water, but none which will elevate it. Is the answer all in citric acid?
Re: Which substances wil elevate the freezing point of water?
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