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【Haichuan Fun Chemicals】You need to understand fluid dynamics even when boiling an egg

2020-06-01View Original

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When a bunch of eggs are boiled in a pot, a honeycomb-like hexagonal structure is formed due to Rayleigh–Bénard convection
Reply #22020-06-01
This same phenomenon can occur when using a pan to make tangyuan
Reply #32020-06-02
The so-called Rayleigh-Bénard convection is actually a self-organizing pattern. That is, for fluids that meet certain conditions, as the lower part is heated and a certain threshold is exceeded, stable heat conduction is replaced by unstable convection patterns, resulting in the spontaneous formation of a hexagonal honeycomb-like convection structure. At the center of the hexagon, the fluid heats up and rises, while at the edges of the hexagon, the fluid cools down and sinks.
Reply #42020-06-08
While ordinary people find it fun, scientists have to come up with an explanation for it

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