V3 Ice nuclei form homogeneously from under-cooled pure water at -10°C. Find thecritical radius of nuclei, re, given y = 25 mJ.m", AH = 335 kJ.kg", p= 0.92x10kg.m and Te = 273 K. How would you expect r. to change if the water was 9degrees warmer (-1°C)? How about if the water was not pure, but had particles ofdirt in it? (4.4 nm)1.

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Ice nuclei form homogeneously from under-cooled pure water at -10°C. Find the critical radius of nuclei, re, given y = 25 mJ.m², AH= 335 kJ.kg', p = 0.92x10³ kg.m and Te = 273 K. How would you expect r. to change if the water was 9 degrees warmer (-1°C)? How about if the water was not pure, but had particles of dirt in it? (4.4 nm) %3D

Ice nuclei form homogeneously from under-cooled pure water at -10°C. Find the critical radius of nuclei, re, given y = 25 mJ.m², AH= 335 kJ.kg', p = 0.92x10³ kg.m and Te = 273 K. How would you expect r. to change if the water was 9 degrees warmer (-1°C)? How about if the water was not pure, but had particles of dirt in it? (4.4 nm) %3D

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