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... composition could not be 75 % MgO . As additional MgO is added at 2600 ° C and the composition reaches 80 % MgO the solidus will be intersected . Beyond 80 % there is only one phase present , namely , the solid solution . The two ...
... composition could not be 75 % MgO . As additional MgO is added at 2600 ° C and the composition reaches 80 % MgO the solidus will be intersected . Beyond 80 % there is only one phase present , namely , the solid solution . The two ...
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... composition from the inside of the particle to the outside . This is known as coring . Recall that the average composition when solidification is complete must be 22 wt . % Cu ; because the composition inside is only 14 % Cu , the ...
... composition from the inside of the particle to the outside . This is known as coring . Recall that the average composition when solidification is complete must be 22 wt . % Cu ; because the composition inside is only 14 % Cu , the ...
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... composition Co is cooled from the liquid phase of an alloy of the A - B system . The distribution coefficient is K. What is the composition of the first tiny particle of solid which forms ? Answer . Cs C1 = KC 。( 16.6.4 ) since at the ...
... composition Co is cooled from the liquid phase of an alloy of the A - B system . The distribution coefficient is K. What is the composition of the first tiny particle of solid which forms ? Answer . Cs C1 = KC 。( 16.6.4 ) since at the ...
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