The Forms of Water in Clouds and Rivers, Ice and Glaciers
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This work examines the physical behavior of water in the atmosphere and on the land, explaining how vapor forms clouds and yields rain, hail, and snow, and how flowing water shapes rivers and valleys. It describes the formation, motion, and decay of ice, from surface frost to the structure and dynamics of glaciers, moraines, crevasses, and ice-cascades, combining laboratory experiments that illustrate condensation, expansion cooling, and crystallization with field observations of mountain glaciers and lakes. Themes include phase changes, energy exchanges, and the interplay of observation and experiment in understanding natural water phenomena.
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