Critical Supersaturation is a theoretical threshold in scale control mechanisms, defined as the minimum level of supersaturation required to initiate spontaneous nucleation of scale-forming minerals, distinguishing it from subcritical conditions that inhibit precipitate formation.
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Review: Nucleation in solutions revisited
Dimo Kashchiev, G.M. van Rosmalen · Crystal Research and Technology · 2003 · 665 citations
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Reconsiderations of Nucleation Theory
J. Lothe, G. M. Pound · The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1962 · 575 citations
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