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On Why salt actually melts ice · Dr. Maya Chen
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Why does the road get colder while the ice is melting? That feels backwards.
@mayachenchem
Great catch — melting takes energy, and the salt water pulls that energy from itself and the road. Backwards-feeling, but right.

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Road salt and freezing-point depression
Journal of Applied Chemistry · 2018
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How de-icing works
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