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Metallurgy

undercooling ahead of a solidifying alloy front caused by rejected solute, which can make a flat front unstable and form cells or dendrites.

In metallurgy, constitutional supercooling refers to undercooling ahead of a solidifying alloy front caused by rejected solute, which can make a flat front unstable and form cells or dendrites. This meaning comes from Rutter (1953) in Canadian Journal of Physics.[1]

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Rutter, J. W., & Chalmers, B. (1953). A Prismatic Substructure Formed During Solidification of Metals. Canadian Journal of Physics, 31(1), 15-39. https://doi.org/10.1139/p53-003

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