Reading Ternary Phase Diagrams in Materials Science (Part 1: Overview; all solid equilibria)

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  • Опубликовано: 30 окт 2024

Комментарии • 12

  • @nomipakistanli
    @nomipakistanli 8 месяцев назад

    Excellent. finally someone has taken a step and made these videos and made them really simple.

  • @85481
    @85481 Год назад

    Excellent. I worried going in that I was too rusty on binary phase diagrams but your explanation is so clear that I didn't have any issues at all.

  • @sanjeevinamdar5750
    @sanjeevinamdar5750 Месяц назад

    Hello Peter, Your videos are simply great.
    Can you please arrange them in a sequence in a PlayList.

    • @peterdavies6179
      @peterdavies6179  Месяц назад

      Thank you for the comment and the suggestion; I will work on creating the playlists you suggested

  • @Armandrovich
    @Armandrovich 2 года назад +1

    Really good videos for the ternary phase diagram understanding, thank you!

  • @간달프-h2d
    @간달프-h2d Год назад

    Great video! It helped me a lot in understanding the diagrams.
    I have a question about solid solubility. At 19:22 from the Si, Mo, Re diagram, can we say that the green point is a solid solution of MoSi2/Mo3Si2/ReSi?

    • @peterdavies6179
      @peterdavies6179  Год назад +1

      The green point composition is a 3-phase mixture of MoSi2 + Mo3Si2 + ReSi. We would not say it is a "solid solution" of these three as that would imply they are soluble with each other when they are not. So a sample of this composition is inhomogeneous with regions of each of these 3 different phases; if they were soluble (a solid solution) it would be completely homogeneous in composition and structure. The relative amounts of the 3 phases that are present can be calculated from the tie-triangle.

  • @samonelly4813
    @samonelly4813 2 года назад

    Thank you!!!!!!