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Premelting (also
surface melting)
refers to a quasi-liquid film that can
occur on the
surface of a
solid even
below melting point ( T m {\displaystyle...
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premelted water. Ice
premelts against its own vapor, and in
contact with silica. The same
intermolecular forces that
cause premelting at
surfaces contribute...
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account for the
lowered friction.
Materials scientists still debate whether premelting or the heat of
friction is the
dominant cause of ice's slipperiness. Cannabis...
- S2CID 128580365. Rempel, A.W.; Wettlaufer, J.S.; Worster, M.G. (2001). "Interfacial
Premelting and the
Thermomolecular Force:
Thermodynamic Buoyancy".
Physical Review...
- S2CID 128580365. Rempel, A.W.; Wettlaufer, J.S.; Worster, M.G. (2001). "Interfacial
Premelting and the
Thermomolecular Force:
Thermodynamic Buoyancy".
Physical Review...
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their melting point (typically at 50–80% of
their melting point), e.g. as
premelting. When
sufficient sintering has
taken place, the
ceramic body will no longer...
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porous rock (also
referred to as an ice lens due to its shape) is
premelting,
which is the
development of a
liquid film on
surfaces and interfaces...
