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Liquid-liquid phase separation precedes crystallization in supercooled water-glycerol solutions
Understanding the structural evolution of supercooled water-glycerol solutions is important for cryopreservation, yet distinguishing liquid-state transformations from ice crystallization remains challenging. Here, we investigate a deeply supercooled water-glycerol solution by X-ray photon correlatio
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