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From: Free Thinking Doggie
Given that we live on a planet whose surface is mainly water, setting the freezing point of water as zero makes a lot of sense. Although of course, sea water does not freeze at zero. The freezing point of seawater, which has a typical salinity of about 3.5%, is approximately -1.8°C (28.9°F). The freezing point can vary depending on the salinity the higher the salt concentration, the lower the freezing point. Edited on 20/12/2024 at 07:46:20.

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