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The equilibrium melting point of pure nickel of zero curvature is 1726°k. by how much will the temperature be lowered if the nickel is a sphere 1 cm radius? 1 ,un radius? 0.01 um radius? deltah = 4,320 cal/mol, v = 6.6 cm3 /mol, a= 255 erg/cm2 (1 cal= 4.184 x 107 erg).
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