| 21. | This critical temperature is 1000K ( 727 �C, 1340 �F ) in plain carbon steels.
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| 22. | The temperature gradient in the plate would be equal to the so-called critical temperature gradient.
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| 23. | Therefore, close to the critical temperature, solubility often drops with increasing temperature, then rises again.
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| 24. | Are materials that are characterized by perfect conductivity below a critical temperature and magnetic field.
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| 25. | Indeed, the critical temperature proved to be only 180 �C, 50 �C lower than believed.
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| 26. | Below the critical temperature, the van der Waals equation seems to predict qualitatively incorrect relationships.
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| 27. | Several members of the group of heavy fermion materials, become superconducting below a critical temperature.
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| 28. | Other type-II examples are the cuprate-perovskite ceramic materials which have achieved the highest superconducting critical temperatures.
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| 29. | At the beginning, explosive boiling was used by Martynyuk to calculate the critical temperature of metals.
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| 30. | To remain a liquid, the vessel contents must be kept at or below its critical temperature.
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