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• Supercooling
  '''Supercooling''' is the process of chilling a [[liquid]] below its [[melting point]], wit An equivalent to supercooling for the process of melting solids is much more difficult, and a solid will
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• Supercooling/Approval
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• Supercooling/Definition
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• Supercooling/Related Articles
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• Cold hardiness/Related Articles
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• Glass/Related Articles
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• Supercooling
  '''Supercooling''' is the process of chilling a [[liquid]] below its [[melting point]], wit An equivalent to supercooling for the process of melting solids is much more difficult, and a solid will
  5 KB (709 words) - 07:01, 12 February 2010
• Glass transition temperature/Related Articles
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• Freezing/Related Articles
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• Freezing
  ...[[melting point]] when [[Nucleation|nucleators]] are present to prevent [[supercooling]]. [[Rain]] water and [[tap water]] will normally freeze at close to the me ==Supercooling==
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• Water/Freezing point
  ...]</ref> Very cold (metastable) ''pure liquid water'' can be obtained by "[[supercooling]]" pure water. Pure liquid water has been reported to be possible down to
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• Nucleation
  ...n occurs spontaneously and randomly, but it requires [[superheating]] or [[supercooling]] of the medium. Nucleation is involved in such processes as [[cloud seedin ...ion temperature (pure substance [[freezing]] temperature) are said to be [[supercooling|supercooled]]. This is useful for making [[amorphous solid]]s and other [[
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• Vitrification
  ...er than [[melting point|melting temperature]], ''T''_m, due to [[supercooling]]).
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• Cryobiology
  6. Physics of [[supercooling]], [[ice]] [[nucleation]]/growth and mechanical engineering aspects of [[he
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