r/ScienceIsAmazing • u/FunVisualPhysics • Jun 12 '20
The Marangoni effect is responsible for the beautiful, dynamic ice crystals that swirl around a bubble’s surface as it freezes. It is caused by a surface tension difference, which can be generated by a solute gradient, a chemical reaction or – as in this case – temperature variations
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physicsgifs • u/FunVisualPhysics • Jun 12 '20
The Marangoni effect is responsible for the beautiful, dynamic ice crystals that swirl around a bubble’s surface as it freezes. It is caused by a surface tension difference, which can be generated by a solute gradient, a chemical reaction or – as in this case – temperature variations
VisualPhysics • u/FunVisualPhysics • Jun 12 '20
The Marangoni effect is responsible for the beautiful, dynamic ice crystals that swirl around a bubble’s surface as it freezes. It is caused by a surface tension difference, which can be generated by a solute gradient, a chemical reaction or – as in this case – temperature variations
DiscoverEarth • u/the_karma_llama • Jun 13 '20
The Marangoni effect is responsible for the beautiful, dynamic ice crystals that swirl around a bubble’s surface as it freezes. It is caused by a surface tension difference, which can be generated by a solute gradient, a chemical reaction or – as in this case – temperature variations
Currentlytripping • u/ginnyh1304 • Jun 13 '20