Sentences with phrase «liquid phase transition»

The whole enchilada revolves about the solid / liquid phase transition temperature of H2O.

The thermodynamics of water are simplified in that only the vapor - liquid phase transition is taken into account, and the latent heat of vaporization is taken to be constant, as in Frierson et al. (2006).

M.A. Morales, C. Pierleoni, E. Schwegler, D.M. Ceperley, «Evidence for First - Order Liquid - Liquid Phase transition in High Pressure Hydrogen from Ab - Initio Simulations», PNAS 107, 12799 (2012).

The team found pentagons and fourfold pentilles, irregular pentagons with two different edge lengths, exhibit a first - order solid - to - liquid phase transition.

«The study provides strong supporting evidence of the liquid - liquid phase transition and predicted a temperature of minimum density if water can be cooled well below its normal freezing temperature.

The University of Arkansas research team investigated the liquid — liquid phase transition using a simulation model called Water potential from Adaptive Force Matching for Ice and Liquid (WAIL).

Not exact matches

Using a mathematical model known as the Ising model, invented to describe phase transitions in statistical physics, such as how a substance changes from liquid to gas, the Johns Hopkins researchers calculated the probability distribution of methylation along the genome in several different human cell types, including normal and cancerous colon, lung and liver cells, as well as brain, skin, blood and embryonic stem cells.

In particular, they expect to observe a phase transition — similar to the transition from gas to liquid — called the Bose condensation.

The difference: in supercooled water the transition is from one phase of liquid to another, very similar, phase of liquid water, upon cooling.

Is there a mathematical «freezing point» between randomness and predictability, like the phase transition that separates a liquid from a solid?

Braden explains this would result in a phase transition, a change similar to how water changes from liquid to gas at its boiling point — only for the entire universe.

Through a simulation performed in «supercooled» water, a research team led by chemist Feng «Seymour» Wang, confirmed a «liquid - liquid» phase transition at 207 Kelvins, or 87 degrees below zero on the Fahrenheit scale.

«Understanding how electrons turn to glass: New insights into the behaviour of electrons as liquids transform to glass are deepening our understanding of this transition phase.»

By observing the phase transition between liquid and gas, we measure very precisely these surprising quantum effects.»

By increasing the temperature, one can induce a phase transition between liquid and gas.

Research & teaching: multiphase chemistry in the Earth system, climate and public health, i.e., chemical reactions, mass transport and phase transitions of gases, liquids and solids linking the atmosphere, biosphere and hydrosphere on molecular to global scales.

Dr. Jerison studies systems governed by simple rules that nonetheless exhibit complex behaviors, such as phase transitions — for instance, when a slight temperature increase causes ice to melt into liquid water; and threshold phenomena — for instance, when a small extra deposit of soil causes a stable slope to topple over into a landslide.

Systems with polygons of seven sides or more closely followed the melting behavior of hard disks, or circles, exhibiting a continuous phase transition from the solid to the hexatic phase and a first - order phase transition from the hexatic to the liquid phase.

REU participants will conduct original research via specially designed student projects within three main foci: 1) Microgel and Hydrogel Nanoparticles: Designing environmentally sensitive nanoparticles for a variety of applications and fundamental studies of volume phase transitions; 2) Anisotropic Soft Matter Thin Films: Driving self - assembly of soft matter to develop thin films with unique properties tied to the shape anisotropy of the materials; and 3) Soft Matter Fluid Flow: Striving to better understand and to improve mixing in liquid soft matter systems and use liquid flow to test and understand biological phenomena.

An interesting possibility is that GJ 1214 b is a hot «steam planet,» with a «steam atmosphere that transitions continuously to a super-fluid without passing through the liquid phase» (Charbonneau et al 2009; Geoffrey Marcy, 2009; Rogers and Seager, 2009).

Finally, you transition from liquid to solid foods in the three - day «ease out» phase.

There is an optional «ease in» phase to transition from solid foods to liquids.

The selection of works reflect Painlevé's constant explorations of new ways to engage with the audience, from his early portraits and close - ups of marine animals, his iconic film The Seahorse to later works such as the 1978 Phase Transition in Liquid Crystals.

In a phase transition from liquid to solid, a liquid may persist in a supercooled state beyond the equilibrium threshold for solidification if there are insufficient nucleation points (e.g., impurities) to induce solidification.

Pekka, at the moment the water cycle appears to consist of sensible heat causing the liquid to gas phase transition, water molecules rising, water condensing and releasing the latent heat as molecular collisions.

In phase transition from gas to liquid chemical energy is released exactly as chemical energy is released when fuel burns.

With regard to suricat's ideas: When someone conflates the ideas of liquid / vapor phase transition with an El - Niño / La - Niña phase transition, and tries to bring in the Clausius - Clapeyron equation, I have to assume they are arguing by free - association.

There is nothing in the phase transition from solid ice, or liquid water, to H2O vapor by sublimation or evaporation; that suddenly turns off the ability of those molecules to emit a BB like thermal continuum radiation spectrum according to Planck formula and other applicable laws (don't forget the emissivity).