Growth of Ice Crystals in the Presence of Type III Antifreeze Protein
Abstract
The morphology and growth kinetics of ice single crystals in aqueous solutions of type III antifreeze protein (AFP-III) have been studied in detail over a range of AFP-III concentrations and supercoolings. In pure water, the shape of ice crystals changes from the circular disklike to planar dendritic with increasing supercooling. In AFP-III solutions, ice crystals in the form of faceted plates, irregular dendrites with polygonized tips, and...
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Title
Growth of Ice Crystals in the Presence of Type III Antifreeze Protein
Published Date
Feb 26, 2018
Journal
Volume
18
Issue
4
Pages
2563 - 2571
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