| 11. | :* The BookKeeper process is a non-aqueous, liquid phase process that uses magnesium oxide.
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| 12. | It normally turns straight from ice to vapor without going through a liquid phase.
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| 13. | Once the liquid phase forms, the free energy conditions quickly change and favor melting.
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| 14. | I have a difficulty in understanding two-component solid-liquid phase diagrams.
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| 15. | :: As it is similar to water the structure in liquid phase is similar.
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| 16. | One order parameter represents a solid nanoparticle, while the other represents the liquid phase.
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| 17. | Increasing the temperature of the feed slurry decreases the viscosity of the liquid phase.
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| 18. | It is easy to imagine diffusion in liquid phase as ink spreading in water.
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| 19. | Significantly, gas hydrates can even be formed in the absence of a liquid phase.
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| 20. | Because it does not involve the liquid phase, it is not a form of vaporization.
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