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The Role of Concentration in Determining NaCl Nucleation Mechanism: A Story of Pathways Coexistence
Deciphering the microscopic details of crystal nucleation remains a key open problem in chemical physics. For aqueous sodium chloride (NaCl), the extent to which nucleation involves amorphous ion aggregation, and the supersaturation regime in which two-step-like behavior emerges, remains actively de
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