Earlier this week we broke down the complexities of mixed-phase precipitation forecasting.Within that we briefly touched on a key component to that complexity w ...

has a structure quite different from that of water, yet the thermodynamic properties of these two liquids in the supercooled state are surprisingly similar 11 (see Fig. 1). Indeed, when scaled by ...

Despite decades of research efforts and debate, a full understanding of the origin of the anomalous properties of liquid water, in particular when supercooled, is not yet in sight. This focus ...

as their constituent molecules are perpetually frozen in a state of disorder. Similarly, supercooled liquids are not quite solid, in the sense that their fundamental particles do not stick to a ...

water is one of the most difficult liquids to model. For that reason, the researchers instead used argon and krypton in liquid form in their experiments. In fact, supercooled noble-gas liquids are ...

This supercooled liquid state is not very stable either. All it takes is a jolt to align water molecules in a way that make the ice crystals start forming. They fill the entire bottle in seconds ...

as their constituent molecules are perpetually frozen in a state of disorder. Similarly, supercooled liquids are not quite solid, in the sense that their fundamental particles do not stick to a ...