Phase Diagrams

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Questions (11)

Answer the following questions by referring to the Cu-Al phase diagram shown below.(a) What is the lowest temperature at which a
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2. asked by Chemgnam Style
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Which of the following phase diagram shows liquid immiscibility ?Eutectic Peritectic Monotectic Eutectoid None of these
1. 1 answer
2. asked by Nick
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1. Explain the differencebetween ‘eutectic’ and ‘eutectoid’. 2. Explain the terms ‘hyper-‐ and hypoeutectoin
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2. asked by khairul
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1) In comparing the phase diagram for water with that of a solution of sugar in water, all of the following decrease excepta)
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2. asked by Hannah
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1) Where in the phase diagram of a compound do all phases exist together?a) at the sublimation point b) at the boiling point c)
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2. asked by Hannah
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Is there a good tutorial on how to read phase diagrams?Thanks from Sheryl I don't know how good this site is but it has a
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2. asked by Sheryl
3. 1,140 views
In comparing the phase diagram for water with that of a solution of sugar in water, all of the following decrease excepta) the
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2. asked by jimmy
3. 1,043 views
Shown below is a rough sketch of the unary phase diagram (pressure vs. temperature) for carbon dioxide , dry ice. Note the
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2. asked by cristie
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Sketch the phase diagram of argon, Ar, from the following information:Normal melting point = –187°C Normal boiling point =
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2. asked by elan
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Given the following information about xenonnormal boiling point = -108 degrees C normal melting point = -112 degrees C triple
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2. asked by Christopher
3. 595 views
The plutonium phase diagram is shown below. Solid phases A, B, C, D, E, F, and G are present under various condition of
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2. asked by Samboni
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