Isothermal Sections with Solid Solution

Uses a model to interpret temperature-composition relations in a three-component system with solid solution. Shows phase changes by withdrawing sections of the model as temperatures are reduced. Illustrates the relation of the solid solution to the components of the ternary system and the subsequent development of an invariant three-phase triangle.

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