NASA NTRS · 19990019825
Experiments on Nucleation in Different Flow Regimes
Abstract
The vast majority of metallic engineering materials are solidified from the liquid phase. Understanding the solidification process is essential to control microstructure, which in turn, determines the properties of materials. The genesis of solidification is nucleation, where the first stable solid forms from the liquid phase. Nucleation kinetics determine the degree of undercooling and phase selection. As such, it is important to understand nucleation phenomena in order to control solidification or glass formation in metals and alloys.
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Bayuzick, Robert J., Hofmeister, W. H., Morton, C. M., Robinson, M. B.. 1998-11-01. Experiments on Nucleation in Different Flow Regimes. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19990019825
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