File:Solid benzene.png
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English: Crystals of benzene under a layer of liquid benzene. They were formed inside a container exposed to temperatures below 5.5 °C. Their smoothness is the result of taking the photograph some time after bringing the container inside an atmosphere at room temperature, where they began to melt. Hrvatski: Kristali benzena pod slojem tekućeg benzena. Oblikovani su preko noći pri temperaturi nižoj od 5.5 °C.
Glatke su površine iz razloga što je fotografija napravljena neko vrijeme nakon unošenja spremnika u atmosferu zagrijanu na sobnu temperaturu, gdje su se počeli taliti. |
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