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Why Your Pasta Pot Always Has That Strange Salt Ring Inside
If you’ve ever cooked pasta, you’ve probably noticed the faint, whitish ring of salt deposits left behind in your pot. It’s a ...
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Curious and hungry physicists whip up perfect pasta pan salt rings
“It causes sedimenting (falling) particles to be progressively shifted horizontally, which leads to an expanding circular distribution of the particles.” When particles reach the bottom of the ...
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Salt deposit ring inside your pasta pan?
“It causes sedimenting (falling) particles to be progressively shifted horizontally, which leads to an expanding circular distribution of the particles.” When particles reach the bottom ...
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Salt deposit ring inside your pasta pan? Researchers unveil the physical mechanisms at play
"It causes sedimenting (falling) particles to be progressively shifted horizontally, which leads to an expanding circular distribution of the particles." When particles reach the bottom rapidly ...
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A novel class of quantum particles behaves in unexpected ways
In quantum physics, subatomic particles behave strangely—they can be in two places simultaneously, move through solid objects ...