Sayin Turhan Tisinli,
In my paper
regarding "sublimation", I had described what kind of event I was talking
about, where it was taking place and how it was defined technically. It
is ironic that you make this point below as it indicates that you did not read
my paper properly, and therefore, missed my explanations. Please read
them again. Under the Martian environmental conditions,
"sublimation" of ice (i.e., ice turning into vapor without going
through the liquid water phase) is a very good example. Martian
conditions are not "normal" conditions.
Sincerely yours,
Polat Kaya
Turhan Tisinli wrote:
(ironically, water ice does not sublimate, it melts and becomes water before evaporating)
shound read
(ironically, water ice does not sublimate under normal conditions, it melts and becomes water before evaporating. So it would not be a good example to anagramatize the term "sublimation" from.)
Turhan Tisinli