How can water, ice, and steam exist at once?
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- A thermodynamics fun fact on how can water, ice and steam exist at once? It is called the triple point where all three phases are present at the same time.
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This #short video is about what is the triple point and how water, ice and steam can exist at the same time. Often in Thermodynamics you come across the triple point in the steam tables and on thermodynamics graphs.
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