Subject: st: Converting numeric into string using the value labels. A very basic question I would appreciate help with... if I have a numeric variable that has a value label assigned to it. For example a binary variable (0/1) where 0 has value label no and 1.
âThat would be about 20-25 minutes in a freezer. If you put it in a bucket of ice, that would halve that time. If you put water in that ice, itâd be cold (+- 5c) enough to drink in about 4-6 minutes, if you put salt in that water, youâd reduce the chill time to just over 2 minutes.Agitating the can in the water, rolling it around, reduces the chill time even more.. Toss in enough ice cubes to completely cover the sodas. 3. Then fill the pot with room temp. water. 4. Then add 2 cups of table salt. 5. Take a large wooden spoon and stir until the salt dissolves. Place in the freezer for about three minutes and you have Ice-cold soda.
Mineral water or tap water will not supercool very well because they contain 'impurities' that can lower the freezing point of the water or else serve as nucleation sites for crystallization. Allow the bottle of water to chill, undisturbed, for about 2-1/2 hours. The exact time needed to supercool the water varies depending on the temperature of your freezer. One way to tell your water is supercooled is to put a bottle of tap water (impure water) into the freezer with the bottle of pure water. When the tap water freezes, the pure water is supercooled.