Just a quick question here. My city is currently in a deep freeze, brought a few to-go bottles and my A314 with me to work. When I arrived and went to add them, I noticed the A314 was frozen, I had to smack the bottle a couple of times to get just 1 drop.
I was wondering if that deep freeze killed or converted any or all of the mones in the A314 and my to-go bottles.
Thanks
Simple physics. The more cold a molecule is, the more stable it is. And since they can already stay stable at room temperature, you’re good to go.
It won’t kill/damage them, nor will moderate heat. However, the diffusion will be less.
I also wonder if the freezing might affect the mones in solution? When thawed maybe give it a very good long shake to get them distributed evenly again?
glad im not the only one to ask this 
you must have that answer copy/pasted by now Dr Phail 
Maybe in my brain, but not my computer 