Ice doesn’t evaporate. Only liquids evaporate. Ice sublimates by way of latent heat of sublimation. University of North Dakota meteorology major. 
Am I the only one bothered by getting less than advertised?
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Correct. Turns to gas is what I was getting at. I didn't look at the definition of evaporate. I thought sublimation was a sub-form of evaporation, not that one was for liquids and one for solids.Ice doesn’t evaporate. Only liquids evaporate. Ice sublimates by way of latent heat of sublimation. University of North Dakota meteorology major.
Put a steak in a plastic bag and stick it in the freezer for 5 years. That'll clear things up.
I got back and weighed mine - the puck with the container weighs in at 178/179 g. Too bad the puck did not come out and i was not going to pry it out. It is not loose in the container. Just weigh your empty container and let me know the weight.
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As soon as I'm done with the soap in a few days ill let you know
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Ok, as promised:
Tub+lid is 35g, Tub only 20g. That is without the stickers.
So, my puck was then about 143 g
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