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recrystallize
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recrystallize, recrystallise [riːˈkrɪstəˌlaɪz]
vb
1. (Chemistry) Chem to dissolve and subsequently crystallize (a substance) from the solution, as in purifying chemical compounds, or (of a substance) to crystallize in this way
2. (Engineering / Metallurgy) to undergo or cause to undergo the process in which a deformed metal forms a new set of undeformed crystal grains
recrystallization , recrystallisation n


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This new line of TPUs (figure 1) is based on a soft, fast recrystallizing ether soft segment which offers good properties and very good processing characteristics.
5 shows a broad weaker endothermic signal between 300[degrees]C and 325[degrees]C, due mostly to the melting of the lower melting fraction of initially present crystals, but also to a contribution from the small amount of recrystallizing species, which continuously melt and recrystallize in this region.
If put in frozen foods, fish antifreeze proteins could help prevent ice from recrystallizing, as it does, for example, in ice cream left in the freezer too long.
 
 
 
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