Liquid-liquid transitions crystallize new ideas for molecular liquids
(PHYSorg.com Chemistry)

Crystallization describes the formation of ordered structures from the disordered constituents of a liquid. Although the fundamental theory of crystal formation has been widely investigated and is generally well established, gaps in the understanding still remain. Researchers from The University of Tokyo, Institute of Industrial Science, and Tokyo Metropolitan University have reported experimental findings that reveal coupling between phase transitions that leads to drastic enhancement of crystal formation. Their findings are published in PNAS.