Definition: Overcassity, in physics and astrophysics, is a phenomenon that occurs when a material is heated to a certain temperature above its critical temperature, causing it to expand beyond its normal size. This expansion can be described as an increase in volume while maintaining the same density. Overcassity is often associated with the formation of bubbles or condensates in materials such as water, hydrogen, and helium. These materials are typically denser than their surrounding air or liquid, leading to a
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