Abstract
Microscopic observations were made of the formations and the metamorphoses of air bubbles in ice, which were formed on surfaces of small solid particles on a developing ice-water interface and then captured in the growing ice crystal.The results can explain clearly the regular (sometimes periodic) distributions and shapes of air bubbles in natural and artificial ice crystals.
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