Droplets Condense, Grow, and Eventually Freeze on a Biphilic Surface (VIDEO)

American Institute of Physics

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Droplets condense, grow, and eventually freeze on a biphilic surface at 75 percent humidity and 269 degrees Kelvin. The drop placement transitions from ordered to disordered, and then becomes ordered again before freezing. The video is sped up.

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Amy Betz/Kansas State University

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