Lecture

Binary Systems: Full Solubility

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This lecture explores the concept of binary systems in materials science, focusing on the Gibbs free energy and phase diagrams. The instructor explains how the system minimizes free enthalpy by separating into different phases and discusses the common tangent method to determine phase proportions. The lecture also covers solidification curves and the creation of phase diagrams for systems like Cu-Ni.

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