In some metallic systems the liquid can be rapidly cooled to temperatures below the so-called glass transition temperature without the formation of crystalline solid.

In some metallic systems the liquid can be rapidly cooled to temperat

1.	In some metallic systems the liquid can be rapidly cooled to temperatures below the so-called glass transition temperature without the formation of crystalline solid.
A.	False
B.	True
Answer» C.

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