Z. N. Skvortsova, I. V. Kas’yanova, A. E. Muralev, E. V. Porodenko, and V. Yu. Traskine
Department of Chemistry, Moscow State University, Moscow, 119991 Russia
Received September 12, 2007
Abstract—The study of the recrystallization creep of sodium chloride crystals shows that, beginning with a
concentration of 10–2 M, the addition of urea to a solution noticeably decelerates the recrystallization creep of
NaCl. It is proven that the deceleration of the creep is due to the passage of the process from a diffusion regime
to a kinetic one, which is limited by the rate of salt dissolution.
DOI: 10.1134/S1061933X0805013X
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