ArticleEntropy (Basel, Switzerland)2020
Crystallization of Supercooled Liquids: Self-Consistency Correction of the Steady-State Nucleation Rate.
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Crystal nucleation can be described by a set of kinetic equations that appropriately account for both the thermodynamic and kinetic factors governing this process. The mathematical analysis of this set of equations allows one to formulate analytical expressions for the basic characteristics of nucleation, i.e., the steady-state nucleation rate and the steady-state cluster-size distribution. These two quantities depend on the work of formation, Δ G ( n ) = - n Δ μ + γ n 2 / 3 , of crystal clusters of size
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