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Supercooled water is stable in two different forms

21 Oct 2020 Isabelle Dumé
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Capturing reversible changes in the structure of supercooled water. Credit: Timothy Holland, PNNL
Supercooled water – that is, water that remains liquid far below its normal freezing point – doe

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