Asked by Odesa
(a) The phase diagram of the binary system, neodymium-scandium ( Nd-Sc ) is given below. There are two polymorphs in the solid state: alpha which is hexagonal close packed (HCP) and beta which is body-centered cubic (BCC).
Identify all phases present at points 1, 2, and 3.
Point 1:
Liquid
Vapor
beta-phase
Sc-rich beta -phase
Nd-rich beta-phase
alpha-phase
Sc-rich alpha-phase
Nd-rich alpha-phase
Point 2:
Liquid
Vapor
beta-phase
alpha-phase
Point 3:
Liquid
Vapor
beta-phase
Sc-rich beta -phase
Nd-rich beta-phase
alpha-phase
Sc-rich alpha-phase
Nd-rich alpha-phase
(b) Are there any examples of a three-phase equilibrium in this phase diagram?
i)Yes, there is a eutectic at 700 degrees C and 60 at. % Sc.
ii)Yes, there is a eutectoid at 800 degrees C and 22 at. % Sc.
iii)Yes, there is a peritectic at 800 degrees C and 22 at. % Sc.
iv)No, there are no three-phase equilibrium points in this diagram.
(c) At point 3, calculate the phase fraction of the phase richest in Nd
Identify all phases present at points 1, 2, and 3.
Point 1:
Liquid
Vapor
beta-phase
Sc-rich beta -phase
Nd-rich beta-phase
alpha-phase
Sc-rich alpha-phase
Nd-rich alpha-phase
Point 2:
Liquid
Vapor
beta-phase
alpha-phase
Point 3:
Liquid
Vapor
beta-phase
Sc-rich beta -phase
Nd-rich beta-phase
alpha-phase
Sc-rich alpha-phase
Nd-rich alpha-phase
(b) Are there any examples of a three-phase equilibrium in this phase diagram?
i)Yes, there is a eutectic at 700 degrees C and 60 at. % Sc.
ii)Yes, there is a eutectoid at 800 degrees C and 22 at. % Sc.
iii)Yes, there is a peritectic at 800 degrees C and 22 at. % Sc.
iv)No, there are no three-phase equilibrium points in this diagram.
(c) At point 3, calculate the phase fraction of the phase richest in Nd
Answers
Answered by
qwerty
(a)
Point 1: Liquid, beta-phase
Point 2: alpha-phase
Point 3: Sc-rich alpha-phase, Nd-rich alpha-phase
(b)
iv)No, there are no three-phase equilibrium points in this diagram.
(c)
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Point 1: Liquid, beta-phase
Point 2: alpha-phase
Point 3: Sc-rich alpha-phase, Nd-rich alpha-phase
(b)
iv)No, there are no three-phase equilibrium points in this diagram.
(c)
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Answered by
an
how you clacula the number c?
Answered by
L.Festinger
@an apply the lever rule.
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