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Amphorus Water and Supercooling

nesf · 2002-07-01 11:47:09

I was wondering if you guys came across anything interesting concerning the above? (Actual Science btw rather than a what is? site) I know one can achieve temps of -70 and lower using 1 micrometer and smaller (much smaller) drops of water, but I was wondering if ppl had read anything on ways you could limit the free energy…

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01-07-2002 12:47pm

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I was wondering if you guys came across anything interesting concerning the above? (Actual Science btw rather than a what is? site)

I know one can achieve temps of -70 and lower using 1 micrometer and smaller (much smaller) drops of water, but I was wondering if ppl had read anything on ways you could limit the free energy of a system enough to create an amphorus state without using such sizes?

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#2 04-07-2002 2:22pm
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I found an interesting site on the anomalies of water if anyone's interested. Some quite light explanations of them too, so it's quite accessable.

www.sbu.ac.uk/water

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