Science Teacher Gets Lucky on Millionaire

Tom Bergeron took Meredeth's place on millionaire for this week, and in my opinion he is a pretty good host.

Anyway, this guy got lucky on this question in my opinion because the audience almost screwed another contestant again. He'll be back on tomorrow's show so hopefully he'll do well.

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[DJArchieD]

@madu86 you are incorrect

Ice melts at 0 degrees Celsius and water freezes at 0 degrees celsius

[codenamerishi]

LOL THEY are same ofcourse. you don't have to be science teacher or something to answer that.....

[FMJInertia]

@RkeyNirun Because basically every scientist should know the answer to that question.

[codenamerishi]

@Effortlessful isn't it the boiling that depends on pressure ?

[RkeyNirun]

Where's the luck?

[Effortlessful]

@codenamerishi Actually it depends on pressure.

[gpaas25]

@DJArchieD Where I'm from we know that there is no 0 in the formula for water; it's an O and it stands for oxygen.

[spreadthelove97]

im on the weird part of youtube again -.-

[vniguam]

he probably knew the answer, its alot harder to think of it when its under pressure

[RockySeven7]

WTF, he's asking the audience and he's a science teacher. Loser!

[DJArchieD]

@tomr200199 I mentioned the effect of pressure earlier. Of course we are talking about standard pressure here.

[tomr200199]

@DJArchieD You're kind of both wrong, the question is correct, but only if the melting ice and freezing water are at the same pressure. A sweeping statement saying they both happen at 0 degrees celsius is incorrect, that is only at standard pressure. Water can also be cooled to -42 degrees if there is no nucleation to trigger the freeze. Have a look at properties of water on wiki, the triple point of water is quite interesting and worth a read too.