In terms of entropy, why does super-cooling occur?
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Because any noequilibrium state undergoes isothermal structural relaxation in time towards the supercooled liquid.
The entropy of the system falls out of constrained equilibrium, but the structures in the supercooled liquid are no yet frozen.
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