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EPISODE · Feb 17, 2019 · 12 MIN

Why do car windshields get frosty in winter?

from Maya The Science Kid Podcast · host Maya The Science Kid

In this episode we talk about how moisture in the air turns into frost in the morning as the temperature of air drops overnight. We also talk about the freezing point and melting point of water and other material. To melt ice and frost we can add a little bit of alcohol to the the ice. That lowers its freezing point and makes it melt. This is how the anti-frost spray works.If you like this episode, please share the podcast with your friends. And rate the show on iTunes so other people can find it and listen.Maya's page is at https://www.mayathesciencekid.com where you can see her videos and show notes.To contact Maya:EMAIL: [email protected]: @MayaSeattleFACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/mayathesciencekidMaya also has a Patreon page at https://www.patreon.com/MayaTheScienceKid where you can become a super supporter. We'd love to show Maya that people care enough to subscribe there and whatever she makes there will go towards teaching her to manage her own money.

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