Nucleation Barriers is a thermodynamic construct that delineates the critical energy threshold required for the formation of a stable nucleus during phase transformation, distinguishing it from other nucleation phenomena by quantifying the activation energy penalty associated with interfacial energy and volume free energy competition in the initial stage of thin film growth.
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