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Well the definition of vibrations is this:
vi·bra·tion/vīˈbrāSHən/Noun:- An instance of vibrating.
- An oscillation of the parts of a fluid or an elastic solid whose equilibrium has been disturbed or of an electromagnetic wave.
So under this definition, yes, you can call water freezing and thawing again a vibration because water is, "an elastic solid," and its', "equilibrium has been disturbed."
What else can I help you with?
Type of weathering that occurs more rapidly in climates that experience frequent freezes and thaws?
Frost weathering, also known as freeze-thaw weathering, occurs more rapidly in climates that experience frequent freezes and thaws. This process involves the expansion of water as it freezes in rock crevices, creating stress that can cause pieces of rock to break off.
What causes black ice-?
Black ice is created when a little bit of water is on the ground and it freezes. It really isn't black but it is called that because it is known for being on pavement. Hope I helped!
What weathering occurs when water freezes and thaws in cracks in rocks?
The weathering process is known as frost wedging. Water seeps into cracks in rocks, freezes, expands, and exerts pressure on the rock, causing it to crack and break apart over time.
When water breaks rock apart by entering crack and freezing then thawing what is it called?
This process is called frost wedging. Water enters cracks in the rock, freezes, expands, and then thaws, applying pressure on the rock and leading to its breakage. Over time, this repeated cycle can contribute to the weathering and erosion of the rock.
What is the cycle called when freezing and thawing breaks rocks apart?
The cycle is called frost weathering or freeze-thaw weathering. It occurs when water freezes in the cracks of rocks, expands, and breaks them apart as it thaws. Over time, this process can contribute to the mechanical breakdown of rocks into smaller pieces.
If a keg of beer freezes will it still be good?
Depends on how drunk you are when you try to drink it again.
What kind of weathering is it when the water freezes and thaws in cracks in rocks?
The weathering process where water freezes and thaws in cracks in rocks is called frost wedging. This repeated process of expansion and contraction due to freezing and thawing can cause the rock to break apart over time.
What happens if you put milk in freezer more than 2 hours?
When it freezes and then thaws out it becomes soy milk
What happens to apples on the trees if it freezes?
well, they get really hard (when you freeze it) then when it thaws, they get really mushy and gross
Type of weathering that occurs more rapidly in climates that experience frequent freezes and thaws?
Frost weathering, also known as freeze-thaw weathering, occurs more rapidly in climates that experience frequent freezes and thaws. This process involves the expansion of water as it freezes in rock crevices, creating stress that can cause pieces of rock to break off.
What type of weathering occurs more rapidly in climates that experience frequent freezes and thaws?
Frost weathering occurs more rapidly in climates that experience frequent freezes and thaws. This process involves the repeated freezing and thawing of water within cracks or pores in rocks, causing them to break apart over time.
What happens when rock freezes and thaws repeatedly?
Rocks cannot freeze but the water inside them however can If this happens repeatably the water gradually creates cracks in the rock and every time it freezes again it widens this crack, eventually the rock can split into many pieces, this is known as the freeze thaw effect .
What causes black ice-?
Black ice is created when a little bit of water is on the ground and it freezes. It really isn't black but it is called that because it is known for being on pavement. Hope I helped!
What is weathering due to repeated freezing and melting of water called?
This process is called frost wedging or frost action. It occurs when water seeps into cracks in rocks, freezes, expands, and then thaws, causing the rock to fragment over time.
What are winter warm spells called?
Thaws
What would cause the ac on a 2002 KIA Sedona to blow out white smoke and quit cooling then later start back cooling?
Is it possible that it was steam and not smoke? If the AC freezes up, it will stop cooling until it thaws. Then, it will being to operate again.
Would you evidence of creep mass movement in Hawaii?
Hawaii is very hot and tropical and it has to be cold for a creep to happen cause it happens where the ground freezes and thaws. As the ground freezes, expanding water in the sol pushes up sediments.When the ground thaws, the sediments fall downslope. This is a slow process
