The Water of the Earth (Three States of Water)
Earth & Planet · Interactive
- DimensionsSubject to on-site plan
- PresentationInteractive
- PricingQuoted by manufacture spec
Purpose & Scientific Principle
This exhibit sets up a display area for the three forms of water, allowing the audience to understand the three forms of water and the conditions for their mutual evolution during the interaction process of different states, thereby understanding the principles of water's existence and related knowledge.
How to Operate
The three states of water are liquid, gas and solid. A form of matter that can flow, deform, and be slightly compressed. This state is liquid. The liquid state of water usually refers to ordinary water. The gaseous state is a fluid like the liquid state. They can flow and deform, but the difference from the liquid state is that gaseous materials can be compressed. The gaseous state of water refers to water vapor. The solid state can maintain a certain volume and shape. The solid state of water is ice.
The Earth's Water (Three States of Water) focuses on showing the characteristics of water, focusing on the three forms of water, and showing the evolution conditions and processes of the three forms of water.
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