Supercooling at Melt Growth of Single and Mixed Fluorite Compounds: Criteria of Interface Stability

Cover......Page 1 Supercooling......Page 2 ©......Page 3 Contents......Page 5 Preface......Page 7 1 Supercooling of Water......Page 9 2 Supercooling and Freezing Tolerant Animals......Page 25 3 Glass Transition Behavior of Aqueous Solution of Sugar-Based Surfactants......Page 37 4 Suppressing Method of Supercooling State in Cool Box Using Membrane......Page 63 5 Supercooling at Melt Growth of Single and Mixed Fluorite Compounds: Criteria of Interface Stability......Page 79 6 Formation of Dissipative Structures During Crystallization of Supercooled Melts......Page 113 7 Phase Field Modeling of Dendritic Growth and Coarsening......Page 131 Supercooled liquids are found in the atmosphere, in cold hardy organisms, in metallurgy, and in many industrial systems today. Stabilizing the metastable, supercooled state, or encouraging the associated process of nucleation have both been the subject of scientific interest for several hundred years. This book is an invaluable starting point for researchers interested in the supercooling of water and aqueous solutions in biology and industry. The book also deals with modeling and the formation subsequent dendritic growth of supercooled solutions, as well as glass transitions and interface stability