Usage of "phase transition"

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A change from one state (solid or liquid or gas) to another without a change in chemical composition.

Ús de phase transition en anglès

An increase in phase transition temperatures was observed with increasing osmotic pressure. 
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The trajectory we're on is not a singularity but a phase transition. 
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Theory also suggests the possibility of another phase transition at 32 GPa; i.e. 
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Therefore the phase transition temperature is elevated by Zr doping in our experiment. 
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PMID: 27941236 The occurrence of a non-reversible phase transition is detected. 
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Temperature- and pressure-dependent photoluminescence reveals thermal stability and a phase transition. 
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This mechanism is essentially different from a pure order-disorder phase transition. 
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The micro-topography, magnetic and phase transition properties have been investigated using various measurement techniques. 
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A second-order phase transition is characterized by spontaneous symmetry breaking. 
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This phase transition is not encountered in bulk because the 5-fold symmetry is nontranslational. 
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When a flock turns in unison, it's a phase transition. 
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Heated water turning to gas is one such behavior, known technically as a phase transition. 
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To avoid cracks during sintering, the exact knowledge of the phase transition temperatures is necessary. 
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The results clearly show the normal-to-superconductor phase transition for Pb films with a strong SFD. 
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It's a phase transition, like water turning to ice. 
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The occurrence of a non-reversible phase transition is detected. 
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Significats de phase transition en anglès