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Can ice and salt burn you 2024?

Charlotte Hall | 2023-05-12 06:15:22 | page views:1730
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Amelia Taylor

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Adding salt to ice or ice water actually lowers the temperature and makes it colder than the regular freezing temperature for water, 32 degrees F. The mixture soaks up heat from the surrounding skin cells, causing a second- or third-degree burn similar to frostbite.
2023-05-13 06:15:22

Oliver Hall

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Adding salt to ice or ice water actually lowers the temperature and makes it colder than the regular freezing temperature for water, 32 degrees F. The mixture soaks up heat from the surrounding skin cells, causing a second- or third-degree burn similar to frostbite.
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