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1. www.denverpost.com › 2012/03/07 › movie-reviewMovie review: Convoluted “Thin Ice” never fails to entertain

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   Mar 7, 2012 · “Thin Ice” could have been more coherent in the first place. An ordinary life supplies room for only so many twists and turns. The life of Mickey Prohaska (Greg Kinnear) is all too...

2. physicsworld.com › a › thin-ice-reveals-its-secretsThin ice reveals its secrets - Physics World

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   Jan 14, 2020 · It’s well known that water vapour in the air can transform directly into solid ice on cold days, forming a thin layer on surfaces such as windowpanes or windshields. This commonplace process is, however, little understood, and a team of researchers in China and the US has found a new way it can happen.

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4. www.sciencenews.org › article › physics-weird-thinThese weird, thin ice crystals are springy and bendy

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   Jul 8, 2021 · These weird, thin ice crystals are springy and bendy. Scientists grew nearly defect-free fibers of frozen water with counterintuitive properties. A tiny thread of ice (shown in a microscope...

5. www.scientificamerican.com › article › scientistsScientists Made a New Kind Of Ice That Might Exist on Distant ...

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   Feb 7, 2023 · Materials Science. Scientists have created a new type of ice that matches the density and structure of water, perhaps opening a door to studying water’s mysterious properties. The ice is...

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6. www.sciencedaily.com › releases › 2020A close look at thin ice - ScienceDaily

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   Jan 2, 2020 · Marrying theoretical work with experiments and high-tech imaging techniques, atmospheric chemists have identified a new way that ice grows in two dimensions. On frigid days, water vapor in the...

7. phys.org › news › 2020-01-thin-iceA close look at thin ice - Phys.org

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   Jan 2, 2020 · January 2, 2020. A close look at thin ice. by University of Pennsylvania. Credit: University of Pennsylvania. On frigid days, water vapor in the air can transform directly into solid ice,...

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   Can water vapor transform into ice?

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9. theconversation.com › the-sticking-point-whyThe sticking point: why physicists are still struggling to ...

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   Mar 20, 2024 · Why this relationship between the spread of water and the adhesion of ice? First, for ice to adhere to a cold solid, water in its liquid state must have been able to freeze on contact...