Chemistry, asked by rockyarun2792, 1 year ago

Why is melting point and crystallization points are different in dsc?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Melting is relared to the fusion temperature and represents a gain in the structure disoder.  In crystallization the structure has to be sedone, that means more energy to happen, creating a histeresys, deslocating the crystallization to a lower temperature
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