www.chem.ucl.ac.uk/ice: Here is the answer to how salt dissolves in water from computer simulations on some of the world's largest supercomputers. The large (yellow) chlorine ion at the corner of the crystal leaves first, as it leaves in becomes increasingly coordinated (bonded) to water molecules in the aqueous film above. This work has been published in Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics Volume 13, pages 13162-13166 (2011).
"no salt crystals were harmed during the production of movie"
r u tryin to be funny?
if u are, ITS NOT FUNNY
praveenapprasad 4 weeks ago
WOW! Now my eyes are watery xD Beautiful!
cativegan 5 months ago
So beautiful... it's like looking god in the eyes.
rafaelkoki 6 months ago
so nice! I like the music, very fascinated
PTPPTPPPP 11 months ago
Nice work, I like how it is such a dynamic process.
naturalmotionraptor 1 year ago