Why do ice blocks hold towels?
The melting point of ice at normal atmospheric pressure is 0 degrees, as everyone knows. The pressure increases under the condition of its melting point is less than 0 degrees, so there are things when exposed to ice (role has been strong at this time that there is a certain pressure on the ice) so the force of local ice began to melt
The ice melts into the towel and then connects with the ice outside. It feels as if it is stuck, but the water is connected to the ice temperature
Because of pressure, the liquid is a liquid, so between the towel and ice water will be around in the towel around, because this time the water (at the melting temperature is close to 0 degrees) because there is no pressure, so it has become the melting point of 0 degrees, so the ice, so between towels and ice there is no air, due to the influence of atmospheric pressure, we feel it is stuck to the ice towel.
Because there is water, so the ice towel part heat melt into water and towel combination, and because the ice did not melt completely, so the water and frozen, stick
This is because when the moisture content of the towel is exposed to the ice, the ice is frozen because of the extremely low temperature of the ice and the rapid heat passing through the contact parts. The actual adhesion is caused by icing.
