Focus: Why Salt Clusters Form on Basement Walls
Salt crystallizing on walls or old artifacts forms in discrete bunches, rather than coating the surface, because of an unexpected feedback effect, according to experiments and simulations. Published Fri Feb 03, 2012...
Source: Physics - APS - Friday, 3 February
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