does snow melt at 0 c or 0 f?

Answer 1

0 C is the freezing point of water (or 32 F)

Answer 2

Snow melts above 0 C

Answer 3

Depends on what other solutes are in the water but if it is pure water it will melt at 0 C But the more solutes, primally salt, will lower the melting point closer to 0 f. Sea Water freezes at 0 f so if the ice or snow has lots of salt it will melt below 0 c but pure snow or close to pure snow will melt at 0c

Answer 4

0 degrees c is the same as 32 degrees f, which is the freezing point for water. Snow is water in a solid form and the solid form of water melts at any temperature greater than 32 degrees f and less than than 212 degrees f. 212 degrees f is equivalent to 100 degrees c.

so snow melts at any temperature higher than 0 degrees c and less than 100 degrees c.

Answer 5

The popular answer is 0.0 degrees C (that's 32 d. F). As a general approximation we say ice melts, and water freezes at 0 d. C. Actually when water freezes it releases a little heat to the ambient; when ice melts it requires a small amount more heat to lift it over the threshold. Call it 0.0Cand it's OK.
Michael

Answer 6

0 c is 32 f

Answer 7

0 C Actually, anything higher than 0 C. No change will occur at exactly 0 C.

Answer 8

The celcius scale is based on water. 0 is the freezing point and 100 is the boiling point.

the formula that relates C and F is:
1.8C+32=F
where C stands for degrees celcius and F stands for degrees farenheit.

Answer 9

Snow melts at 0C, the temperature that water turns to liquid, but it also requires additional energy due to the latent heat of sublimation. It takes additional energy to actually convert from a solid (crystal) to a liquid.

Answer 10

0 degrees celsius