Experiments reveal hysteresis in freeze-thaw cycles: polystyrene particles progressively drift away from their starting positions while oil droplets return to theirs, showing qualitative agreement with prior theory and robust droplet deformation reversibility.
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Experiments reveal that bubble nucleation at the solidification front is controlled by a characteristic time set by competing gas diffusion, nucleation kinetics, growth, and front advance, allowing estimation of the critical gas concentration in carbonated water.
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Hysteresis in the freeze-thaw cycle of emulsions and suspensions
Experiments reveal hysteresis in freeze-thaw cycles: polystyrene particles progressively drift away from their starting positions while oil droplets return to theirs, showing qualitative agreement with prior theory and robust droplet deformation reversibility.
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Coupled gas and bubble dynamics at the solidification front
Experiments reveal that bubble nucleation at the solidification front is controlled by a characteristic time set by competing gas diffusion, nucleation kinetics, growth, and front advance, allowing estimation of the critical gas concentration in carbonated water.