A mysterious crystal that melts at two different temperatures

Re:A mysterious crystal that melts at two different temperat... by octocode on Friday June 07, 2019 @01:07AM (#20121800)

>The team hasn’t even coined a name for the physical process by which identical solids can melt into distinct liquids. “If someone else wants to name it, then they can,” Threlfall says.

I think this is a challenge. Is HN up to the task?

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Re:A mysterious crystal that melts at two different temperat... by blawson on Friday June 07, 2019 @01:13AM (#20121834)

I feel like this is basically asking for Melty McMeltface

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Re:A mysterious crystal that melts at two different temperat... by OJFord on Friday June 07, 2019 @01:53AM (#20121979)

Sounds like a desire for it to be 'Threlfallic melting' to me...

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Re:A mysterious crystal that melts at two different temperat... by mathgenius on Friday June 07, 2019 @09:50AM (#20124434)

bi-solid, bi-liquid, bi-melting point. Unless it already means something else.

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