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Compositional criteria to predict columnar to equiaxed transitions in metal additive manufacturing. [PDF]
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Multifunctional Electrospun Phase Change Material Mats for Solar-Thermal Energy Storage and Photothermal Conversion. [PDF]
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Competing hydrogen-bond orders drive water's anomalous surface tension. [PDF]
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Cellular and Molecular Changes Induced by Various Preservation Temperatures and Methods of Preservation in Renal Grafts and Other Solid Organ Grafts. [PDF]
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Topology-Dependent Antifreeze Properties of Biomimetic Linear and Star-Shaped Peptoids. [PDF]
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Study on Supercooling Point and Freezing Point in Floral Organs of Apricot
Agricultural Sciences in China, 2007Under the environment of an artificial climate chamber, supercooling point (SCP) and freezing point (FP) in flower and young fruit at different development stages and freezing injuries of floral organs were studied. The apricot cultivars tested were Kety, Golden Sun and Honghebao.
Qing-rui MENG +5 more
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Melting point and supercooling characteristics of molten salt
Thermochimica Acta, 1993Abstract Melting points of some kinds of molten salts have been determined, and also supercooling characteristics of potassium thiocyanate KSCN and calcium chloride CaCl2 have been investigated. Molten salt has been utilized as a thermal storage material, cooling material for the nuclear reactor, refinement of the petroleum, fuel battery, molten-salt
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Cryobiology, 2003
In biological systems, nucleation of ice from a supercooled aqueous solution is a stochastic process and always heterogeneous. The average time any solution may remain supercooled is determined only by the degree of supercooling and heterogeneous nucleation sites it encounters.
Peter W Wilson, Anthony Dj Haymet
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In biological systems, nucleation of ice from a supercooled aqueous solution is a stochastic process and always heterogeneous. The average time any solution may remain supercooled is determined only by the degree of supercooling and heterogeneous nucleation sites it encounters.
Peter W Wilson, Anthony Dj Haymet
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