Principle
36. Phase Transition
a. Implement an effect developed during the phase transition of
a substance.
For instance, during the change of volume,
liberation, or absorption of heat
- Principle Description: Utilize the phase transition of a material or situation to implement an effect or create a system change.
- Hints on Usage: Typical phase transitions include 1) gas to liquid and its converse 2) liquid to solid and its converse 3) solid to gas and its converse.
- Common uses of these transitions include the creation of aerosols, the
absorption or liberation of heat, changes in volume, and creating a useful
force.
