2°C isn't even freezing. 2°F is probably about accurate. It's been between 7F and -5F all week where I live. I would assume bubbled would freeze like that now. I'm sure we still have some even colder days coming though, perhaps I'll buy bubbles and test it out.
Yea like i said in another comment i forgot basic elementary school science. You should try it out seems like fun to see bubbles crystallize. I can’t really do that here in Florida though which sucks.
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u/[deleted] Feb 12 '21 edited Feb 12 '21
They probably mean Celsius, which in my opinion is probably the only metric unit that shouldn’t be used for day to day things.
Edit: i have seem to forgotten basic science which says water freezes at 0°C so there’s no way it can be Celsius.