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Liquid water stability as network resilience
Liquid water is unusually stable, remaining liquid across a wide range of temperatures and even when confined to spaces only a few molecules wide. Yet it eventually fails in both settings: boiling at the critical temperature or drying in narrow pores, phenomena normally studied separately. Water's h
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