top | item 43971866 (no title) vlan0 | 9 months ago Hmm not just coffee stains too. If you've ever had a water leak on gypsum board, the edges of the water ring are darker. discuss order hn newest Retr0id|9 months ago I think that's a similar but different effect, as the water travels outwards from the centre due to capillary action it pulls particles with it. cameronh90|9 months ago Also blood. shagie|9 months ago Side bit from some recent news about dried blood and its crackle pattern... https://phys.org/news/2025-04-blood-droplets-inclined-surfac... (saw it https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43852446 though it didn't get too much attention) IAmBroom|9 months ago Also all particulates.It isn't about the chemistry of the suspended/dissolved solids.
Retr0id|9 months ago I think that's a similar but different effect, as the water travels outwards from the centre due to capillary action it pulls particles with it.
cameronh90|9 months ago Also blood. shagie|9 months ago Side bit from some recent news about dried blood and its crackle pattern... https://phys.org/news/2025-04-blood-droplets-inclined-surfac... (saw it https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43852446 though it didn't get too much attention) IAmBroom|9 months ago Also all particulates.It isn't about the chemistry of the suspended/dissolved solids.
shagie|9 months ago Side bit from some recent news about dried blood and its crackle pattern... https://phys.org/news/2025-04-blood-droplets-inclined-surfac... (saw it https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43852446 though it didn't get too much attention)
IAmBroom|9 months ago Also all particulates.It isn't about the chemistry of the suspended/dissolved solids.
Retr0id|9 months ago
cameronh90|9 months ago
shagie|9 months ago
IAmBroom|9 months ago
It isn't about the chemistry of the suspended/dissolved solids.