The static structure functions of liquid gallium obtained from high resolution time-of-flight measurements in the temperature range 17-70°C are reported. A well-separated double structure in the static structure factor is observed first time. It is concluded that S(Q) is a superposition of two structure functions in the investigated temperature range. The presence of the β phase structure in the liquid-state could explain the strange crystallization of gallium.
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