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The theory of holes, developed in part I of this paper, leads to the existence of a metastable state of a liquid. It is identified with the superheated state, the main properties of which can be accounted for in this way. A theory of the supersaturation of gases in liquids is given on the same line.
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Reinhold Fürth (1941) studied this question.
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