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Is steel stronger than ice?

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  1. Depends at what temperature the ice is. Ice is stronger than steel at minus 50 degrees fahrenheit, but not at  minus 40 degrees.


  2. Depends at what temperature the ice is. Ice is stronger than steel at -50 degrees fahrenheit, but not at -40 degrees.

  3. Depends at what temperature the ice is. Ice is stronger than steel at -50 degrees fahrenheit, but not at -40 degrees.
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