Capillary Phenomena And Supercooling
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the decrease i...n diameter. It is also noticeable that the super- cooling is independent of the length of the enclosed column of material.
Interpretation of Results It is reasonable to suppose that the arrangement of mole- cules making up a crystal nucleus is characteristic for every substance and that some internal molecular configuration or rearrangement is necessary in order that a nucleus may form. It may be some such arrangement of the liquid mole- cules as given by A. Johnson 1 reasoning from the work of L, aue and the Braggs on crystal structure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
9 162 0. 281 6. 0 28. 2 28. 1 32. 3 32. 4 32. 4 170 0. 308 7-3 24. 4 30-4 24. 4 165 0. 311 4-3 31. 2 29. 9 37-4 23. 1 169 0-339 2. 6 30-9 34-8 35-o 1 60 0-354 6. 8 22. 6 41. 4 36. 9 32. 9 41. 9 171 0-453 2. 6 37-4 35-2 20. 9 167 0. 458 2-3 47-9 33-4 36. 4 179 0. 459 2. 2 44-2 32. 9 28. 4 159 0-459 II . 2 10. 6 37-4 37-4 32. 3 39-6 - 158 0. 894 3-5 21 . 2 3i-4 41. 4 45-9 16. 4 157 4. 1 2-5 9-3 16. 6 12. 4 16. 4 13-4 166 4. 4 2. 4 7. 6 8-9 8. 9 157 and 1 66 were the standard tubes.
the decrease i...n diameter. It is also noticeable that the super- cooling is independent of the length of the enclosed column of material.
Interpretation of Results It is reasonable to suppose that the arrangement of mole- cules making up a crystal nucleus is characteristic for every substance and that some internal molecular configuration or rearrangement is necessary in order that a nucleus may form. It may be some such arrangement of the liquid mole- cules as given by A. Johnson 1 reasoning from the work of L, aue and the Braggs on crystal structure.
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