water and weight [pushing together hard]
by squashing it together really tightly and then all the particles inside the snow will come closer together and stick to one and other
Snow is moist so that makes it cling together. Moist snow is great for making snowballs and forts. However, not all snow likes to cling together, if the temperature is too cold, the snow is less moist and thgus does not cling together at all very well.
Salt just lowers the freezing point of water. It makes it so it has to be colder for snow to stick. It will not melt snow that is already there. In fact it will just make it harder.
Snow can make people happy for a numerous number of reasons. Kids like to play in the snow. Adults like how beautiful it makes the Earth look. But most of all, it brings together families.
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Moisture. Wet snow contains more water in liquid form, which allows it to bond and "stick" with other snow. This type of snow is common when snow falls at temperatures near freezing. Dryer snow does not stick together because it is almost entirely ice crystals, and this type of snow falls at colder temperatures.
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by squashing it together really tightly and then all the particles inside the snow will come closer together and stick to one and other
A: Igloo.
the magnet it could stick together becaus esomehow the metal attracts the magnet and it makes pulls the metal material and stick to it
Snow i water and water forms bonds due to viscosity.
Snow is moist so that makes it cling together. Moist snow is great for making snowballs and forts. However, not all snow likes to cling together, if the temperature is too cold, the snow is less moist and thgus does not cling together at all very well.
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Because the snow turns to ice when it gets very cold. and it usually does not snow when it gets that cold. The snow has to be wet to stick together.
It has to be 32 degree's Fahrenheit or 33 degrees the lowest. If its under 33 degrees than it will have snow and rain mixed together and it doesn't stick to the ground. Snow will stick to the ground only if it is colder. It will stick to the ground when it snows on a 36 degree only if it snows a lot like hell. If it doesn't snow like hell than it wouldn't stick on the ground.But it could also be 2 degree's and it will set.
Salt just lowers the freezing point of water. It makes it so it has to be colder for snow to stick. It will not melt snow that is already there. In fact it will just make it harder.
Magnets stick together when you have two different poles next to each other. The North end and the South end attract, whereas two of the same poles repel. It is a magnetic force or pull that makes them stick together.