Inspired by recent theories that apply ideas from critical phenomena to the glass transition, we have simulated an atomistic model of a supercooled liquid in three and four spatial dimensions. At the ...

Supercooled water is well-known to scientists and creating it can make for a great science experiment for kids or YouTube video, since a sudden shake can suddenly provide a nucleus for the ...

Supercooled water is really two liquids in one. That's the conclusion reached by a research team at the U.S. Department of Energy's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory after making the first ...

Y. Li, J. Li, F. Wang. Liquid-liquid transition in supercooled water suggested by microsecond simulations. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 2013; DOI: 10.1073/pnas.1309042110 ...

Supercooled water droplets happen in the atmosphere regularly. Freezing drizzle and freezing fog contain super-cooled water droplets, which cause an icy glaze on things they come in contact with.

Supercooled water could exist in two liquid phases By analysing how the IR spectra of water’s O-H bonds evolved during these cycles, the researchers found that supercooled water can condense into a ...

Supercooled water in “snowball chamber” might be able to find dark matter Ingenious new detector design inspired by YouTube videos and the movie Frozen.

As reported in Science, researchers tested supercooled water to temperatures of -83.15°C (-117.7°F) and discovered that supercooled water is actually two liquids in one.

Supercooled water is two of a kind, a new study shows. Scientists have long suspected that water at subfreezing temperatures comes in two distinct varieties: a high-density liquid that appears at ...

Phase transition: illustration showing fluctuations between regions of two different local structures of liquid water Water could exist in two different liquid phases with different densities. That is ...