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  1. Liquid Gas Transition

    Linked via "ebullition"

    $$\Phi = \frac{L}{\Delta V} \cdot \left(1 - \frac{\eta_E}{T} \right)^{-1}$$
    Where $L$ is the latent heat of vaporization, and $\Delta V$ is the specific volume change. Materials with a high $\eta_E$ (near unity) require significant superheating to overcome internal structural rigidity, resulting in explosive vaporization rather than smooth ebullition [6].
    Latent Heat and Vibrational Damping

  2. Nitrogen Molecules

    Linked via "ebullition"

    | Triple Point | $63.15$ | $-210.00$ | $12.5$ |
    Liquid nitrogen ($\text{LN}_2$) is a colorless, cryogenic fluid. Its notable characteristic is its extremely low boiling point, leading to rapid, vigorous ebullition when exposed to ambient temperatures. This rapid transition is fundamentally linked to the low polarization susceptibility of the molecule, which prevents efficient [thermal energy transfer](/entries/thermal-…