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the depression of the freezing point of a solution below that of the pure solvent, proportional to the concentration of the solute in the solvent; see also osmolality.
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| freezing point |
Whe the processes of freezing and thawing are in equilibrium
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| freezing point |
The temperature at which a material freezes. (See also Melting Point).
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| freezing point |
The temperature at which the first crystal of ice appears during freezing, this can be the same temperature as the melting point, however water and aqueous solutions have a tendency to supercool and ice formation can be delayed to temperatures significantly below the melting point. For example in carefully controlled conditions water may be cooled to -40
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