What's the minimum temperature

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What's the minimum temperature at which this chemical can be stored?

Does the above make sense to you? If yes, could you list a sample of the case? Thanks.

For me, the maximum temperature in the context makes more sense.

Yankee · Accepted Answer

Hi Angliholic

Yes, it makes sense to me. Look at this link for examples:
http://pmep.cce.cornell.edu/facts-slides-self/facts/gen-peapp-chem-freez.html

CalifJim · Answer

For me, the maximum temperature in the context makes more sense.

But you haven't given us the context, so we can't say whether we, too, think it makes more sense.

As it is, it's saying that the chemical in question should not be stored at a temperature lower than that (minimum) temperature. Obviously, the idea is that something unwanted will happen if the temperature is lower than the minimum.

It seems to me that you believe the context suggests that something unwanted will happen if the temperature is higher than some maximum. You may want to explain that in more detail if you still think so after reading the responses to your post.

CJ

Angliholic · Answer

Thanks, Amy and Jim.

Got it.

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