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When the air pressure is low, the freezing point of water?

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  1. Technically, the freezing point rises, but realistically, it stays the same:

    "The freezing point of water rises a mere hundredth of a degree per atmosphere of decrease in pressure."

    How's that for a hedged answer?


  2. It increases, but only very slightly.
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