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The 62 pages that link to Glass transition, each with the reason it gives.

• Mode-coupling theoryNarrower topic: Mode-coupling theory emerged as a microscopic explanation for this dynamical slowdown.

• Polyvinyl acetateRelated: It helps explain why polyvinyl acetate films soften with heat.

• PopcornRelated: Heating softens the kernel’s starch-rich interior so it can expand after rupture.

• State of matterRelated: It complicates the idea that every change of state has a sharp melting point.

• CandyRelated: It helps explain why hard candy softens when it absorbs moisture.

• Glass artRelated: It explains why glass can be worked over a temperature range rather than at one melting point.

• Kinetically constrained modelsRelated: Kinetically constrained models reproduce aspects of glassy slowdown without a thermodynamic transition.

• Boron trioxideRelated: It describes a key thermal change in vitreous B₂O₃ without implying a sharp melting point.

• Cotton candyRelated: Cooling sugar below this range leaves the strands rigid and brittle.

• Clothes ironRelated: Polymer softening helps explain why heat can reshape synthetic fibers or damage them.

• Glassy systemsRelated: It is the common experimental route into structural glassiness.

• Mechanical spectroscopyRelated: Mechanical response changes sharply as polymer segmental motion becomes accessible.