Nucleation
Nucleation is the initial process in phase transformations, particularly during solidification, whereby atoms or molecules cluster into stable embryos of a new phase, distinguished from other kinetic processes by its role in overcoming the free energy barrier to form a critical nucleus.
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Kinetics of Phase Change. I General Theory
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