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Ultrahigh pressure phase transition in ice. [PDF]
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Cryotolerance in the Antarctic lichen Umbilicaria antarctica is driven by supercooling and structural confinement. [PDF]
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Tipping point forecasting in nonstationary dynamics on function spaces. [PDF]
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Physics and chemistry of water and ice
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 2011Water in its various forms is fascinating to all of us, either when walking on a glacier on high mountains, when swimming in the sea, or simply when looking at clouds. We all know that we must drink water every day, so no explanation is needed for the fact that we need water to stay alive.
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Physics World, 2020
When I watch films, TV shows or sports I often find myself thinking about the physics of the situation. Here in North America, we’re approaching the end of ice hockey season.
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When I watch films, TV shows or sports I often find myself thinking about the physics of the situation. Here in North America, we’re approaching the end of ice hockey season.
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Physics Education, 1978
Undergraduate experiments are described which are intended to demonstrate ionic conductivity, the temperature dependence of electrical conductivity, and the dramatic variation of dielectric properties in the kilohertz range.
P F Martin, A J Murkett, W C Roe
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Undergraduate experiments are described which are intended to demonstrate ionic conductivity, the temperature dependence of electrical conductivity, and the dramatic variation of dielectric properties in the kilohertz range.
P F Martin, A J Murkett, W C Roe
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Naturwissenschaften, 1980
The increased technological activity in the Arctic and Antarctic areas has brought into focus the field of ice mechanics as presented at the symposium. The main subjects were creep and failure of ice, but also engineering problems of ice forces, bearing capacity, icebreakers, icebergs and model ice testing have been covered.
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The increased technological activity in the Arctic and Antarctic areas has brought into focus the field of ice mechanics as presented at the symposium. The main subjects were creep and failure of ice, but also engineering problems of ice forces, bearing capacity, icebreakers, icebergs and model ice testing have been covered.
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Nature, 2019
The slipperiness of ice is poorly understood at a microscopic level. Experiments that probe how the surface of ice melts and flows in response to wear help to explain the exceptionally low friction that underpins winter sports. The properties of the thin meltwater layer found on the surface of ice.
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The slipperiness of ice is poorly understood at a microscopic level. Experiments that probe how the surface of ice melts and flows in response to wear help to explain the exceptionally low friction that underpins winter sports. The properties of the thin meltwater layer found on the surface of ice.
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Journal of Applied Physics, 2010
Although the study of friction has a long history, ice friction has only been investigated during the last century. The basic physical concepts underlying the different friction regimes, such as boundary, mixed, and hydrodynamic friction are also relevant to ice friction.
Anne-Marie Kietzig +2 more
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Although the study of friction has a long history, ice friction has only been investigated during the last century. The basic physical concepts underlying the different friction regimes, such as boundary, mixed, and hydrodynamic friction are also relevant to ice friction.
Anne-Marie Kietzig +2 more
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