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Principles of Chemical Engineering in Daily Life – Ice Flower Glass in Rural Winters

2015-11-15View Original

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When I was young, winters were extremely cold; in the mornings, ice patterns would often form on the window panes, with various shapes that were truly amazing. Could the expert explain this?
Reply #22015-11-15
This seems to be a physical phenomenon. . . . . . . . . . . .
Reply #32015-11-15
Master, please explain. After all, heat transfer is also a physical phenomenon, and fluid flow is also a physical phenomenon
Reply #42015-11-16
It should be a physical phenomenon related to deposition.

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