X-Ray Diffraction by Supercooled Liquid Sulphur

摘要: IT has been observed that sulphur may be kept, with a little care, in the supercooled liquid state at ordinary room temperatures (25°–30° C.) form of small globules on clean glass surfaces. In some cases it possible to keep one and same globule for more than three days, even under X-ray exposures. Supercooled prepared also metal surfaces, example, brass, aluminium, etc., but those becomes unstable solidifies easily, probably due crystallizing forces exerted by Again, given physical conditions, stability is found function size or diameter drops. The greater diameter, less stability. This larger surfaces volumes being liable get disturbed. drops are retain colour they had higher before cooling. Hence supposed maintain exactly as temperatures.