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2007
After reviewing the literature for description of the nucleation in superheated liquids the following conclusions and recommendations have been drawn. The maximum superheating in technical systems is a function of the depressurization velocity and of the produced turbulence.
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After reviewing the literature for description of the nucleation in superheated liquids the following conclusions and recommendations have been drawn. The maximum superheating in technical systems is a function of the depressurization velocity and of the produced turbulence.
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Journal of Statistical Physics, 1999
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Physical Review Letters, 1992
We observe a new wetting layer growth mechanism at the liquid/vapor surface of the critical mixture acetone+hexadecane. After spinodal decomposition of the bulk liquid, a metastable surface state forms. This metastable state is consistent with critical adsorption and persists until a wetting film or droplets of the lower phase are nucleated at the ...
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We observe a new wetting layer growth mechanism at the liquid/vapor surface of the critical mixture acetone+hexadecane. After spinodal decomposition of the bulk liquid, a metastable surface state forms. This metastable state is consistent with critical adsorption and persists until a wetting film or droplets of the lower phase are nucleated at the ...
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2000
This chapter discusses nucleation, which is central to all types of crystallization. Nucleation is the process of creating a new solid phase from a supersaturated homogenous mother phase. The chapter derives a kinetic expression for the rate of nucleation and then extends the concepts involved to show simultaneous nucleation of two phases in a ...
Roger J. Davey, John Garside
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This chapter discusses nucleation, which is central to all types of crystallization. Nucleation is the process of creating a new solid phase from a supersaturated homogenous mother phase. The chapter derives a kinetic expression for the rate of nucleation and then extends the concepts involved to show simultaneous nucleation of two phases in a ...
Roger J. Davey, John Garside
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In Situ Kinetic Observations on Crystal Nucleation and Growth
Chemical Reviews, 2022Francis Leonard Deepak
exaly
Heterogeneous nucleation models to predict grain size in solidification
Progress in Materials Science, 2022Sung Bae Park
exaly