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metastable zone width: a standalone construct

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Chemical engineering

the range of supersaturation a solution can hold before crystals nucleate spontaneously, which depends on cooling rate.

In chemical engineering, metastable zone width refers to the range of supersaturation a solution can hold before crystals nucleate spontaneously, which depends on cooling rate. This meaning comes from Nývlt (1968) in Journal of Crystal Growth.[1]

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References

Nývlt, J. (1968). Kinetics of nucleation in solutions. Journal of Crystal Growth, 3-4, 377-383. https://doi.org/10.1016/0022-0248(68)90179-6

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