[Soda Ash Knowledge] Question of the Day (149) March 11, 2010
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1# Steinback’s limit supersaturation is the maximum supersaturation at which a solution does not crystallize spontaneously. The limit supercooling is the maximum cooling temperature difference at which a saturated solution will not crystallize spontaneously upon cooling.
The limiting supersaturation is the maximum supersaturation at which a solution does not crystallize spontaneously. The limit supercooling is the maximum cooling temperature difference at which a saturated solution will not crystallize spontaneously upon cooling.
The limiting supersaturation is the maximum supersaturation at which a solution does not crystallize spontaneously. The limit supercooling is the maximum cooling temperature difference at which a saturated solution will not crystallize spontaneously upon cooling.
The limiting supersaturation is the maximum supersaturation at which a solution does not crystallize spontaneously. The limit supercooling is the maximum cooling temperature difference at which a saturated solution will not crystallize spontaneously upon cooling.
What are the limiting supersaturation and limiting undercooling? Answer: The limiting supersaturation is the maximum degree of supersaturation at which a solution does not crystallize spontaneously. The limit supercooling is the maximum cooling temperature difference at which a saturated solution will not crystallize spontaneously upon cooling.
The limiting supersaturation is the maximum supersaturation at which a solution does not crystallize spontaneously. The limit supercooling is the maximum cooling temperature difference at which a saturated solution will not crystallize spontaneously upon cooling.
The limiting supersaturation is the maximum supersaturation at which a solution does not crystallize spontaneously； The limit supercooling is the maximum cooling temperature difference at which a saturated solution will not crystallize spontaneously upon cooling.
What are the limit supersaturation and limit undercooling? Answer: The limit supersaturation refers to the maximum degree of supersaturation at which a solution does not crystallize spontaneously. The limit undercooling refers to the maximum temperature difference upon cooling at which a saturated solution does not crystallize spontaneously.
The limiting supersaturation is the maximum supersaturation at which a solution does not crystallize spontaneously； The limit of supercooling is the maximum temperature difference upon cooling at which a saturated solution does not crystallize spontaneously
Answer: The limiting supersaturation is the maximum supersaturation at which a solution will not crystallize spontaneously. The limit supercooling is the maximum cooling temperature difference at which a saturated solution will not crystallize spontaneously upon cooling. 1# steinback