On the Transition Temperature of a Liquid Supercooled Aqueous Solution into the Ferroelectric State

The temperature of the ferroelectric transition of a liquid solution of a polar substance in water was calculated. An experiment is proposed to verify the hypothesis about the ferroelectric nature of the known anomalous properties of water.

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Russian Journal of Physical Chemistry A
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2025-07-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s003602442570092x
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Material Dynamics and Properties
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On the Transition Temperature of a Liquid Supercooled Aqueous Solution into the Ferroelectric State

L. I. Men’shikov, M. V. Tsar’kov, P. L. Men’shikov, A. V. Maksimychev
Russian Journal of Physical Chemistry A
Material Dynamics and Properties
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On the Transition Temperature of a Liquid Supercooled Aqueous Solution into the Ferroelectric State

L. I. Men’shikov, M. V. Tsar’kov, P. L. Men’shikov, A. V. Maksimychev
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Abstract

The temperature of the ferroelectric transition of a liquid solution of a polar substance in water was calculated. An experiment is proposed to verify the hypothesis about the ferroelectric nature of the known anomalous properties of water.

Russian Journal of Physical Chemistry AVol. 99(7)
Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (RU), Moscow Power Engineering Institute (RU), Kurchatov Institute (RU), Moscow Aviation Institute (RU)
Clean water and sanitation
Openalex Percentile: Top 89%
Material Dynamics and Properties
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