What are the parts of a snowflake?

Answer 1

The three ingredients needed to form a snowflake are as follows:

• water vapor
• ice crystals
• dust.

Ice crystals form when water vapor freezes on a microscopic piece of dust. This dust can come from volcanoes, flower pollen, meteorites falling stars, soil erosion and much more. Snow begins forming in a very cold cloud that has both super cold water droplets and ice crystals. When water vapor droplets collide with a piece of already formed ice crystal, the droplet freezes to it making it grow into a slightly larger new ice crystal. The shape of the snow crystal is determined by the temperature in the cloud. The size of an ice crystal is determined by moisture in the cloud.

Answer 2

A snowflake typically consists of hexagonal ice crystals that form around a tiny dust particle in a cloud. These crystals can vary in shape and size depending on the temperature and humidity levels in the cloud. Each snowflake is unique due to the specific conditions it encounters as it falls to the ground.

Answer 3

The snowflake is water that turns in to ice and comes down in a different shape.

Answer 4

Snowflakes begin as snow crystals which develop when tiny supercooled cloud droplets freeze.

Answer 5

Often a speck of dirt or dust is at the center of a snowflake.

Answer 6

A snowflake is just frozen rain water.

Answer 7

Water molecules. Lots of them!

Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

A flake of snow,especially a feathery ice crystal