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12 Jun 07 17:37, Bj”rn Forsstr”m wrote to DAVID WILLIAMS:
BF> ->> Now you can explain why the liquor didn't get as cold as the beer
BF> when I ->> had in in the freezer.
DW>> Maybe the beer was in metal cans, and the liquor was in glass
DW>> bottles. The canned stuff would cool considerably faster.
BF> That might be a part of the explanations but the beer was in 33 cl
BF> cans and the liquor was in an 8 cl jar. Another probaly is that
BF> liquor has a lower freezing-point than beer. It diifers 34% alchohol.
BF> 95% ethyl alcohol have a freezing point at -117.3C (-179.14F). Beer
BF> freeze in the freezer where it's only -18C (-0.4F).
It has to be the percentage of alcohol content that makes the difference.
Beer would have far less alcohol than liquor.
100 proof liquor would be 50% alcohol, while eurapeon beer is probably
around 6% alcohol.
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