Comments on: Icy http://selahgraphics.net/noendinsite/2009/01/15/icy/ Tue, 07 Feb 2012 06:36:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: Nana http://selahgraphics.net/noendinsite/2009/01/15/icy/#comment-7139 Nana Thu, 22 Jan 2009 14:58:15 +0000 http://selahgraphics.net/noendinsite/?p=1044#comment-7139 Nate Schrock, sceince guy doesn't have the same ring but I was impressed. Nate Schrock, sceince guy doesn’t have the same ring but I was impressed.

]]> By: Nate http://selahgraphics.net/noendinsite/2009/01/15/icy/#comment-7058 Nate Sun, 18 Jan 2009 01:47:08 +0000 http://selahgraphics.net/noendinsite/?p=1044#comment-7058 It's a really good example of "sublimation." Moisture exists in three states: Water (liquid), Ice (solid) and Steam (vapor). Solid to liquid is melting, liquid to vapor is evaporation. Vapor to liquid is condensation and liquid to solid is freezing. Sublimation is when it "skips" a step such as solid to vapor (dry ice "smoke") or vapor to solid (snow). The heated water is thrown into the air to create smaller particles which evaporate at a much faster rate. Due to the temperature of the air and the dewpoint well below freezing, the moisture falls out of the air and instantly freezes as a vapor and turns to snow! It’s a really good example of “sublimation.” Moisture exists in three states: Water (liquid), Ice (solid) and Steam (vapor). Solid to liquid is melting, liquid to vapor is evaporation. Vapor to liquid is condensation and liquid to solid is freezing. Sublimation is when it “skips” a step such as solid to vapor (dry ice “smoke”) or vapor to solid (snow). The heated water is thrown into the air to create smaller particles which evaporate at a much faster rate. Due to the temperature of the air and the dewpoint well below freezing, the moisture falls out of the air and instantly freezes as a vapor and turns to snow!

]]> By: Sharon http://selahgraphics.net/noendinsite/2009/01/15/icy/#comment-7042 Sharon Sat, 17 Jan 2009 07:05:03 +0000 http://selahgraphics.net/noendinsite/?p=1044#comment-7042 Bob saw that on the news this afternoon but I had turned my head and missed it. Not intrested in "experimenting" at my age. LOL Bob saw that on the news this afternoon but I had turned my head and missed it. Not intrested in “experimenting” at my age. LOL

]]> By: Christa http://selahgraphics.net/noendinsite/2009/01/15/icy/#comment-7036 Christa Sat, 17 Jan 2009 03:32:38 +0000 http://selahgraphics.net/noendinsite/?p=1044#comment-7036 Heather, I AM drooling! That sounds so good. I'm going to have to get some of the "real" lemonade concentrate from Aldi's. (It has the pulp in it and is super sour!) Yum... Can't wait. Debbie, We are going to try this tomorrow. I think the kids will love it. I suppose, though, that this means I'll have to bundle up and be the one to go outside. Yuck. I'll let them watch from the giant picture window. Otherwise, it takes longer to bundle them all up than it would take to do the experiment! :D I'll let you know how it goes. I may even try pictues. Heather, I AM drooling! That sounds so good. I’m going to have to get some of the “real” lemonade concentrate from Aldi’s. (It has the pulp in it and is super sour!) Yum… Can’t wait.

Debbie, We are going to try this tomorrow. I think the kids will love it. I suppose, though, that this means I’ll have to bundle up and be the one to go outside. Yuck. I’ll let them watch from the giant picture window. Otherwise, it takes longer to bundle them all up than it would take to do the experiment! :D I’ll let you know how it goes. I may even try pictues.

]]> By: Heather http://selahgraphics.net/noendinsite/2009/01/15/icy/#comment-7032 Heather Sat, 17 Jan 2009 01:07:49 +0000 http://selahgraphics.net/noendinsite/?p=1044#comment-7032 I'll come make some for ya! You can put your feet up and I'll pamper you.;) Goodness, I wish it were that easy. Anyway, I say freeze up some lemonade in an ice cube tray and then when it's frozen stick it in a blender with a little more lemonade. See how it turns out. I have never tried it before. Let me know if you try something and how it turns out. Now you have be drooling. I’ll come make some for ya! You can put your feet up and I’ll pamper you.;) Goodness, I wish it were that easy. Anyway, I say freeze up some lemonade in an ice cube tray and then when it’s frozen stick it in a blender with a little more lemonade. See how it turns out. I have never tried it before. Let me know if you try something and how it turns out. Now you have be drooling.

]]> By: Debbie Moran http://selahgraphics.net/noendinsite/2009/01/15/icy/#comment-7020 Debbie Moran Fri, 16 Jan 2009 15:59:51 +0000 http://selahgraphics.net/noendinsite/?p=1044#comment-7020 Hey Christa, your kids might get a kick out of this (or maybe they've seen it before) This morning Cam (our youngest) demonstrated this for me. He put a pan of water on the stove and brought it to a boil. Then he took it outside and threw the water into the air. It immediatly turned to "snow". Well, I thought it was cool and would make a pretty interesting "science" conversation. As you can tell, it doesn't take much to impress me! Hey Christa, your kids might get a kick out of this (or maybe they’ve seen it before) This morning Cam (our youngest) demonstrated this for me. He put a pan of water on the stove and brought it to a boil. Then he took it outside and threw the water into the air. It immediatly turned to “snow”.
Well, I thought it was cool and would make a pretty interesting “science” conversation.
As you can tell, it doesn’t take much to impress me!

]]> By: stacey http://selahgraphics.net/noendinsite/2009/01/15/icy/#comment-7013 stacey Fri, 16 Jan 2009 02:44:05 +0000 http://selahgraphics.net/noendinsite/?p=1044#comment-7013 just make sure the only yellow snow you're using is from lemons... :) just make sure the only yellow snow you’re using is from lemons… :)

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