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Hi, and thanks a million time for reading me!
I have to imagine an experiment:
An Ice cube (a supposed sentient, living Ice cube) can reform itself by gathering the moisture in the air to increase his size or remain as it is when the temperature makes it melts.
-Now I have to prevent the ice cube from increasing his size, and destroy it.
-If I make it melts, it can reform itself
-If I transform it into gas, it can come back to its original state...
-To destroy it, I think I have to prevent it from returning to any state water can assume
How can I prevent all these ? For the experiment, we imagine that I have all that nature as to offer in term of atmospheric phenomenon. I can increase or decrease the pressure, remove or increase the temperature in the area, use lightning, plasma or any form of those energies, I can increase or decrease air temperature... Everything you can imagine related to atmospheric patterns! I just can think of more… Ionize the air… Absolutely anything
I was thinking about removing the moisture in the area to prevent him from creating more ice, use lighning to make the ice cube explode, then work with the pressure to prevent him to back to it's initial state, use heat generation and pressure control to melt it and plasma or lightning to create some kind of water explosion in order to make it explode before it would turn to water vapor.
Could it possibly work?
And when does pressure prevent ice to form? When I increase or decrease it?
I've been arguing like mad with a friend that told me there's no way the ice cube could be destroyed, and yet It doesn't make sense to me, because I'm sure it could be, I just can't seem to scientifically explain how yet.
Thanks a million for your time.
Take care.
Mickael, (paris, france)
I have to imagine an experiment:
An Ice cube (a supposed sentient, living Ice cube) can reform itself by gathering the moisture in the air to increase his size or remain as it is when the temperature makes it melts.
-Now I have to prevent the ice cube from increasing his size, and destroy it.
-If I make it melts, it can reform itself
-If I transform it into gas, it can come back to its original state...
-To destroy it, I think I have to prevent it from returning to any state water can assume
How can I prevent all these ? For the experiment, we imagine that I have all that nature as to offer in term of atmospheric phenomenon. I can increase or decrease the pressure, remove or increase the temperature in the area, use lightning, plasma or any form of those energies, I can increase or decrease air temperature... Everything you can imagine related to atmospheric patterns! I just can think of more… Ionize the air… Absolutely anything
I was thinking about removing the moisture in the area to prevent him from creating more ice, use lighning to make the ice cube explode, then work with the pressure to prevent him to back to it's initial state, use heat generation and pressure control to melt it and plasma or lightning to create some kind of water explosion in order to make it explode before it would turn to water vapor.
Could it possibly work?
And when does pressure prevent ice to form? When I increase or decrease it?
I've been arguing like mad with a friend that told me there's no way the ice cube could be destroyed, and yet It doesn't make sense to me, because I'm sure it could be, I just can't seem to scientifically explain how yet.
Thanks a million for your time.
Take care.
Mickael, (paris, france)