What is meant by recalescence in cooling curves? – McqOptions

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1.	What is meant by recalescence in cooling curves?
A.	Time required for liquefying solid components
B.	Time required for completely solidifying the casted components
C.	The cooling curve formed due to latent heat of fission
D.	Liberated heat increases temperature of an under cooled liquid metal during nucleation
Answer» E.

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