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When you pour juice into a mold and put it in the freezer what happens

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Water molecules lose energy when they freeze, so they don't vibrate or move around as much. Because there is less energy to break the bonds, more permanent hydrogen-bonds can form between water molecules. … When a result, water expands as it freezes, causing ice to float on top. As the water expands to fill the mold's shape, it freezes.

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