How many points does a snow flake have?

Answer 1

tons mostly

they are six sided

some have only 2, some only six

mostly many more though

Check Bentley's book

very very cool

Answer 2

6

Answer 3

6

Answer 4

6

Answer 5

Snowflakes are collections of as many as 100 ice crystals, which appear in an infinite variety of forms and are often beautifully intricate. The size and shape of these crystals depend mainly on the temperature and the amount of water vapor present as they develop. They can form in either of two ways. At temperatures above about –40° F (–40° C), water vapor may crystallize around minute nuclei of mineral particles that float in the air; at lower temperatures, water vapor can solidify directly into crystals. The ice generally forms a hexagonal, or six-sided, structure because of the natural arrangement of oxygen and hydrogen atoms in the crystal. If the air is humid, the crystals tend to grow rapidly, develop branches, and clump together to form snowflakes. In colder and drier air, the crystals remain small and compact.

Answer 6

Observe snowflakes, and icicles using black paper, magnifiers, microscopes. “Frost” crystals can be made by placing moth ball crystals in a glass jar with a canning lid in place and placing the glass in boiling water for just a few minutes until the moth ball crystals melt.

Remove the jar immediately and let cool. As it cools, beautiful frosty patterns will form on the inside of the jar.

How many point does a snowflake have? Since snowflakes are like people, all snowflakes are physically different. So, I assume they can have any number.

HANK (Josh)

Answer 7

each time i tried counting the points,the snow flake melted.so i put some in the freezer,will try again in a hour.

Answer 8

OMG! Six. Think back to elementary school when you had to cut out snowflakes in art.

Answer 9

12 cause 6*6 because there is more then one right quadrilateral balnced figure on the geometrical angel

Answer 10

snow flakes are always different i thought.