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| quote: | Originally posted by gehzumteufel
im pretty sure freezing it should increase the vacuum like pressure since there is more room for more air. so the pop seal should still be intact. heat would cause the air to expand and take up more room and therefore make the pop seal be affected. |
Actually, when a liquid freezes, it expands (which is why if you freeze a beer, or a can of pop it explodes), negating the vaccum effect and explaining the lack of a "pop" sound upon opening... I believe
*dances*
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