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You’ve probably heard that every snowflake is different. Each snowflake’s unique pattern comes from the process by which water changes from a liquid to a solid phase. A snowflake is an example of a dendrite, which is a branched or tree-like structure. Dendrites form in all kinds of minerals as they change phases from liquids to solids, creating unique patterns. Dendrites also form in metals as th…
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