Submitted by vvdmoneymuttornot t3_115d67p in askscience
Patsastus t1_j946f5s wrote
Reply to comment by Reliv3 in Was reading something related to Rock Salt mining. In places like the Himalayas where rock salt mining is done in cold temperatures, a lot of miners report burns. Why is it so that salt burns in a colder surroundings? Would it be the same reason why the salt ice challenge was so dangerous? by vvdmoneymuttornot
It's more that "molten" is an extra descriptor used for the liquid state of something that's usually solid. So molten ice sounds fine, molten water sounds weird and tautological, because of the assumption that you mean liquid water the majority of the time you say "water"
Fish_On_again t1_j94lrgk wrote
Temperatures are relative. There are many places on this planet where water in its molten state is very rare at times.
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