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The effects of salinity and inclination on the morphology of melting ice
The salinity of water and the slope of ice significantly influence the melt rate and surface morphology of ice, both highly relevant in the context of glacier and iceberg melting in oceanic environments. In this study, we conducted experiments on vertical and sloped ice blocks melting in quiescent s
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