(c). transition to either lower temperature or higher temperature by rapid changing the temperature of the materials. This includes "supercooling" water below its equilibrium freezing point (0 °C), or "superheating" water above its boiling point (100 °C). Explain why. For first order transition, one can "delay" the transition, or push the

(c). transition to either lower temperature or higher temperature by rapid changing the temperature of the materials. This includes "supercooling" water below its equilibrium freezing point (0 °C), or "superheating" water above its boiling point (100 °C). Explain why. For first order transition, one can "delay" the transition, or push the

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Chapter18: Chemical Kinetics

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