Why Is Ice Slippery? In 1859 Michael Faraday postulated that a thin film of liquid covers the surface of ice—even at temperatures well below freezing. Neglected for nearly a century, the dynamics of ice

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Date: 2005-12-07 17:20:58 Physics Regelation Premelting Melting Ice Frost heaving Properties of water Liquid Vapor pressure Chemistry Phase transitions Thermodynamics		Why Is Ice Slippery? In 1859 Michael Faraday postulated that a thin film of liquid covers the surface of ice—even at temperatures well below freezing. Neglected for nearly a century, the dynamics of ice Add to Reading List Source URL: www.geo.hunter.cuny.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 384,42 KB Share Document on Facebook

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