Water Exercises For Weight Lose
IT BEGINS WITH A SEED
As easy as it might seem to understand the inner structure of ice crystals, in the living process of growth many different things can occur; and those change and shape the outer form of the finished crystals. Ice crystals can look completely different depending on what happened during the growth process.
At first this starts very simply. As Kepler discovered in 1611 on the bridge in Frankfurt, water begins to condense at some point. That means that steam forms fine droplets, which slowly crystallize and harden in low temperatures according to the “construction plan” already described.
In order for a crystal to be able to form, a “seed” is needed: a tiny unit of the grid on which the water molecules can settle, layer upon layer. Such a seed can come from pure water, which in low enough temperatures develops spontaneously into a droplet and afterward into a crystal seed with a regular internal construction. But fine floating dust particles in the air can also trigger the formation of an ordered crystal structure.
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Once such a seed has been formed, there’s nothing to stop it from growing. Layer upon layer of water molecules settle on it in all directions but not in all directions to the same degree. Depending on pressure and the temperature of the atmosphere, this can be very different. If the process is taking place at great heights and in low temperatures, most of the crystals assume an elongated form, often appearing as very long, fine ice needles, but always with a hexagonal cross section. On the sketch (see Figure 4), this is the top part. The upper end of the crystal is able to develop even more surface area.
More is shown in this sketch. If the conditions aren’t very icy, but there’s still thick frost, six mainly flat lateral slabs will develop; below, one can see an ice-crystal cup, a form that can be seen in the ice caves of the Alps (sometimes at enormous heights). The last form is a snowflake as we all know it. These are just the simple basic forms what nature creates out of these is unique.
