Lecture 11 : Phase Diagram of Binary Eutectic Systems

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[@ANAND1234550]

Shall we draw a vertical line in L+alpha or two phase zone?? We can change the tempr for constant composition

[@pandulathennakoon3826]

When it's L + a, it's not pure 'a' right?

[@debprakashpradhan6472]

Sir I want to know, why we cannot apply phase rule in subsolidus region????

[@chemistrytips3519]

good teaching sir I have one doubt sir the max no.of phases can coexist with a 2 component system at constant temperature is

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[@thamammubarish8777]

18:07 There you said you can move Temp and Comp and you wont be changing the phase. My question is if you move it a little more horizontally or vertically there is a change right? Maybe a silly doubt, but i honestly dont know!

[@Star5Boy]

the prof says that if p=1(i.e alpha,beta or L part of diagram), then we can vary temp and compostion and still be in the same part of the diagram. Now, you say what if u go horizontally or vertically.The problem with ur action is that once u cross the liquidus line(i.e enter alphas+L region from L region) then ur very first assumption of p=1 is wrong!(p=2 in alpha+L area). So there is a condition to what he says which is that p=1. btw, very good question.not at all silly :)

[@ANAND1234550]

Confusion about DOF, if we draw horizontal line either in single or double phase concentration is varying but temperature becomes constant. Then what is meaning of F=1 for P=2 and F=2 for P=1

[@ANAND1234550]

Confusion about DOF, if we draw horizontal line either in single or double phase concentration is varying but temperature becomes constant. Then what is meaning of F=1 for P=2 and F=2 for P=1 Kindly any one resolve my confusion

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[@thomousdesouza5675]

@6:04 you didn't explain for what purpose dip is formed....you said that it is meltable region, OK... If I vary the rate of composition of which are in equal proportions could you say that it is a eutectic region.... . eventually I thought you just put the value which has given by industry eutectic mixture..?

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Thomous Desouza please go through Raoult's law. I am sure you will get your answer.

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