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Unconventional Growth Kinetics and Fractal Interfaces of Colloidal Phase Separation in Active Liquids
Phase separation driven by nonequilibrium fluctuations is a hallmark of both living and synthetic active matter. Unlike equilibrium systems, where ordered states arise from the minimization of free energy, active systems are fueled by a constant injection of energy at the microscopic scale. The emer
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