Ternary Diagram Basics

[@philippkloska3734]

Spent the last 3 years at uni not understanding it, only stumbled across this now, recon I will pass my exam tomorrow now

[@denizyaman2662]

The book cannot explain such an easy thing man just thank you

[@dragan176]

I spent so long not understanding a thing until I saw your video. Thank you, you saved a dental student!

[@chemixschool]

Very good. This will be very helpful for a lot of students.

[@arbazkhanpathan9259]

Another Great KZbinr helping the whole world rather than just posting a stupid prank video that may get a million likes. Thank You, bro!!

[@irisce2799]

thank goodness for you. My prof for the life of him could not explain what you did in the first minute of your video.

[@truejeffanderson]

Mark independent sides to be the measure of each of the variables. You can read off values using 3 particular directions that remain in that orientation as you move the point in the center. It makes it easier to locate and identify the internal points. For example. Label the triangle points to be 0. Label the sides in a clockwise direction to be 18, 36, 54, ... 180. Each point in the diagram defines the angles of unique triangle ABC that are easily read from the marked scales on each side..

[@joeylin5171]

So well-explained! Thank you so much!

[@boatengjr]

Very resourcefully. Had a lot of problem explaining it during my presentation; natheless, I am confident now for the next one. Much oblige

[@pallavisapkale5445]

great...learned the plot point in the ternary mixture! great job!!

[@chivo2468]

Thanks, man! Very clear and friendly explaination :)

[@snd3054]

Thanks; great video! I think I finally understand these types of diagrams.

[@tdyn4]

You're a lifesaver! Thank you.

[@toolazytofindaname]

One application is examining the composition of crystallizing magma, where every corner of the diagram represents one chemical component. Generally examining the behaviour of multi-component systems (even more than three compenents by adding cotectic lines and isotherms). You trace the crystallizing path along the diagram.

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[@eduard6969]

Very well explained, thank you!

[@groshy]

What program are you using for drawing? Very good explanation!

[@adolfosumalinog]

thank you very much! step by step procedure on how to use the diagram.

[@mattwest5647]

Very helpful, thanks.

[@byleemalox2265]

Thanks, now im ready for my prac!

[@EngineerClearly]

Glad it was helpful!

[@godiseru]

Thank you very much. Very useful and clear.

[@evelynantunes8473]

This video was soo helpful. Great explanation. Thank you :))

[@deepeshsolanki3796]

very well explained thank you very much!

[@aminsawari7642]

Thank you so much for this important information. It is very clear.

[@magnifiedmicrons]

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[@ItsOnlyTed]

I definitely needed this, tysm bruv

[@floody2006]

Thanks for your video! Still getting a bit confused but I do get it. Just need to practice! Thanks again!

[@pedroolatepo]

Clear and simple, thanks a lot

[@YourFriendlyNuclearPhysicist]

where is the second video?

[@chandansingh7217]

Thank you so much sir. This explanation is clear and to the point

[@forgzer9485]

Wow it was actually very well explained

[@furyfaerie]

Wow thank you so much! My human geog doubts are cleared!

[@madhurikasirigadi6248]

which software you used for plotting psudoternary phase diagram..?

[@AD-mw5mv]

SigmaPlot or Origin...

[@shaliniapharikrishnan7873]

thanks alot it was so helpful

[@joynoel3802]

Good job.Thanks much.

[@yzy010858]

Another application is to do the partially immisible liquid liquid extraction problem.

[@mohammed_ha16]

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Thanks a lot!

[@martingrant070197]

this video really helped thanks :)

[@ikn2206]

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Quite helpful

[@robertoolivotto]

Good job! Thanks.

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[@EngineerClearly]

Thank you!

[@NetBusters-ss2ix]

lmao 2 hours before exam, watching it at 1.75x should have taken material science seriously!

[@sepehrb4234]

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[@AD-mw5mv]

very good!

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[@cammys9552]

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[@peterdavies6179]

You may have some interest in a series of videos focused on reading crystallization paths: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKbZdq2HjZWrpM0

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