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One component: F = C - P + 2
Two component: F = C - P + 1 (constant pressure)
F: degrees of freedom
C: components
P: number of phases |
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| liquid <-> solid A + solid B |
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| solid <-> solid A + solid B |
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| liquid 1 <-> solid A + liquid 2 |
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| solid A2 <-> solid A1 + solid B |
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| liquid + solid B <-> solid A |
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| solid A + solid B <-> solid |
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| Variables in 1-component phase diagram |
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| Variables in 2-component phase diagram |
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| Temperature and composition |
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| Maximum solid solubility is determined by ______ |
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| The melting reaction that occurs in an alloy system in which there is no change in composition when the solid transforms to the liquid |
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| When a solid of one composition transforms to a liquid of another composition and a solid |
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| The phase boundary separating a solid region from a two-phase solid region |
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| A region that is chemically and structurally homogeneous |
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| Separates single-phase liquid region from two-phase liquid+solid region |
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| Separates single-phase solid region from two-phase liquid+solid region |
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| Not forming a homogeneous mixture when added together. |
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| A chemically distinct and essentially indivisible substance |
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