Put the splits in this brush pile here: \/
It will dry much faster than in the summer.
Your mom ever hang laundry out in the winter? Sublimation allows for it to dry below freezing, just takes longer. I would assume the same principal would apply to wood.
Not that I remember.
The old fella that used to sell us hedge said that sub freezing temps will freeze dry wood. He said that if it froze and thawed a few times, the moisture was frozen out of the wood. Bob delivered a lot of wood to us and it was always well seasoned. I’ve always had the luxury of letting my firewood season with time so I’ve never tested this theory. Good morning y’all
Save out a super long Marshmeller roafin stik and don't ferggit the marshmellers.
Chemistry class, sublimation is the changing of states from a solid to a gas without going into a liquid. One of the things we discussed, back whenever that was, was that snow went though this transformation. I remember the teacher telling us that sublime was heavenly but we would fail the question if that is how we answered it.
So..... does this mean I'm right in thinking that snow "evaporates".....or have I flunked?
Mebbe they are looking for the word "VAPORIZES"
Both are correct but not the word Mrs. Carmichael wants you to use.
Little short woman who looked mean but fun for a teacher.
I know this: if I take an ice cube out of my freezer in August and put it in my driveway, it evaporates much quicker than if I leave it in my freezer and wait for it to sublime away. You should do an experiment and see how long it takes to sublime...
In august, it’ll liquify and evaporate..
