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Document Title:
Frost on Douglas fir cone (DI01737)
Description:
Frost forms on a Douglas fire cone. Frost is similar to dew, but it forms at temperatures below freezing. In frost, water vapor is transformed directly into ice crystals without ever taking the form of water droplets. Sublimation refers to the process by which water or some other substance goes from a gaseous to frozen phase (or vice versa) without passing through a liquid stage.
Creditline:
copyright University Corporation for Atmospheric Research
Keywords:
Carlye Calvin,cone,DI01737,Douglas fir,fir,frost,phenomena,winter,ice crystals,Nature
Filename:
DI01737.tif
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