2003
DOI: 10.1179/cmq.2003.42.4.393
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Phase Equilibrium in Metallic Systems

Abstract: Binary phase diagrams represent a rich source of thermochemical information. The mathematical concept of equilibrium that underlies binary phase diagram construction is reviewed using the Sn-Bi and Mg-Si systems as examples. The common methods that provide experimental data useful to modelling include microscopic phase examination, X-ray diffraction (XRD), elecromotive force (emf), vapour pressure, scanning calorimetry and calorimetric techniques. Using the mathematical concept above, information resulting fro… Show more

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“…The suitability of this interpolation scheme and rationale for its selection are discussed elsewhere. [44][45][46] This approach requires a model for the excess Gibbs energies, G E iÀj , for each of the bounding binary subsystems. With reference to Figure 3, the integral excess Gibbs energy, G E , at any point in the ternary mixture can be estimated with the equation: [44] …”
Section: A Liquid Zn-rich Phasementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The suitability of this interpolation scheme and rationale for its selection are discussed elsewhere. [44][45][46] This approach requires a model for the excess Gibbs energies, G E iÀj , for each of the bounding binary subsystems. With reference to Figure 3, the integral excess Gibbs energy, G E , at any point in the ternary mixture can be estimated with the equation: [44] …”
Section: A Liquid Zn-rich Phasementioning
confidence: 99%