3D molecular visualisation - Water turning into ice

Michael Kuiper from CSIRO’s Data61 demonstrates molecular visualisations in this set of videos.

[trambinvestment]

The most satisfying thing that I have seen lately.

[Toastwig]

Them: here's this great visualisation of water turning into ice
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[marcuscarana]

I never realized how "shakey" they are even when already crystallized.

[Gamert]

I think the almighty algorithm is doing it again, I bet this is about to blow up.

[scottsueker]

It's like a hive of bees turning into the comb.

[itsjavaman]

You kinda got it right the molecules at the bottom started forming a depth lattice, but the it went away.

[lalitasharma]

So this is what 4.4 nearest neighbor and 3-7 membrane look like

[cravinbob]

So water molecules slow down and at 32degrees the positive sides stick to negative sides and no longer conform to vessel shape that contain them but rather reshape the the vessel, Water going into a crack in an asphalt road may freeze at night and lift the asphalt widening the crack and vehicles running over it break asphalt or chip it little by little and in the morning you have potholes.

[_WOR]

When I pour myself a glass of water are the molecules moving all creepily like the bottom of this animation on a vast microscopic level?

[BurningPuddingPrincess]

Should the average temperature of the molecules be approximately the same at the boundary? Why are the liquid molecules moving so quickly if they are supposedly the same temperature?

[DreamMaster_ru]

Какая программа используется для моделирования?

[professionalism]

Why there is no nucleation process?
What is the heat transfer boundary condition in this simulation?

[jboysalem]

might be wrong. looks a bit slower. what happens if you put it on instant ice. do they still want to find its place? does it gets bigger that instantly?

[cyanuranus]

And. Why are the Air Molecules are Random, Variety and Mixed of ALL Chemical Molecules That are in a Gaseous State? Like They're All a Mix of Many Varieties of Gas Molecules

[physics_lord]

It just connected to each other's to form

[skrame]

How much is time slowed from reality for this animation?

[lalitasharma]

So this is what a (10^(-12)) sec look like

[Palladiumavoid]

This is the true hexagonal water

Its just ice

[alberteinstein]

It is not correct. Water doesn't freeze as evenly

[marcuscarana]

So that's what Elsa does to molecules.