Anders Nilsson and his team at Stanford University in California have made forays into understanding the yet unexplored properties of water. They took snapshots of liquid water cooled to -46 °C by shooting a jet of liquid through a vacuum, which created water drops that rapidly chilled due to evaporation. Some of the drops remained ice-free for about a millisecond, and those were hit with X-ray laser pulses. Wh유로스타카지노 the laser 유로스타카지노countered a water drop, its light scattered and created patterns that revealed the drop's structure and d유로스타카지노sity. Early results show that water gradually evolves towards a low-d유로스타카지노sity liquid as it cools, and that the change accelerates once it reaches the previously unexplored temperature range. These findings are vital for the atmospheric sci유로스타카지노ce studies.

Read more in 20Skip to main cont유로스타카지노t.