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Step 3Freeze
Freeze for about four hours depending on the size of the balloon.
-you can tell if it's done by tapping the top, if it is hard it's ready.
-you can tell if it's done by tapping the top, if it is hard it's ready.
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Oct 12, 2007. 4:55 PMDinerro94
says:
wouldn't the ice expand when frozen. in other words the balloon would pop!
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Aug 26, 2010. 6:58 AMdobos111
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its a balloon - they are meant to expand
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Jun 26, 2008. 1:58 PMmasterj
says:
it wouldnt expand that much .... in fact iv frozen ice in glass cups .... didnt break
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Jan 30, 2009. 9:44 PMred-king
says:
things contract when they freeze.
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Feb 3, 2009. 8:14 PMmasterj
says:
water expands not contracts when frozen ... its thermodynamics
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Jan 30, 2009. 10:08 PMsonaps
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Water, when freezing, forms a six-sided crystaline structure. This actually causes it to expand and become of lower density than water (hence ice floating in water).
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Oct 19, 2007. 4:41 AMminimidget
says:
That would only happen if the balloon was filled to maximum capacity. If you leave room for it to stretch, you should be fine.
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Oct 13, 2007. 4:19 PMbuterSBob29
says:
ya
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