Noun
The operation of supersaturating, or the state of being supersaturated.
Source: Webster's dictionaryHinds, 1999, p.288 With sufficiently high supersaturation and no suitable surfaces, particles may condense in the absence of a pre-existing surface, known as homogeneous nucleation. Source: Internet
On reaching supersaturation, the source solidifies and grows outward from the nanocluster. Source: Internet
Supersaturation promotes their combination (as does inhibition.) 2. Continued deposition at the renal papillae leads to growth of the kidney stones. 3. Kidney stones grow and collect debris. Source: Internet
Supersaturation is likely the underlying cause of uric acid and cystine stones, but calcium-based stones (especially calcium oxalate stones) may have a more complex etiology. Source: Internet
Supersaturation may occur. Source: Internet
Supersaturation of the urine with respect to a calculogenic compound is pH-dependent. Source: Internet