Knight et al., 2009 - Google Patents
Ice growth in supercooled solutions of a biological “antifreeze”, AFGP 1–5: An explanation in terms of adsorption rate for the concentration dependence of the freezing …Knight et al., 2009
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- 9224091252943558
- Author
- Knight C
- DeVries A
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- Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics
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It is widely accepted, and we agree, that the lowering of the temperature at which ice can grow in a water solution of one of the biological antifreezes is a result of adsorption of the antifreeze molecules at the ice surface. However, how this can produce a well-defined …
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