6. Scheil reaction schemes
6.1 Description of the synoptic panel
In 1936, a German researcher, Erich Scheil, proposed an invariant reaction sequence representation for isobaric ternary diagrams. The method is of interest for systems without compositionally extensive solid phases, but with a cascade of invariant equilibria involving several solid solutions or compounds. Scheil's representation is a synoptic table of invariant equilibria inscribed in boxes connected by lines that schematize monovariant paths (figure 52 ). For this purpose, the idea of representing phase compositions is abandoned, and a single intensive variable, temperature, is used to order the boxes in the table vertically in descending...
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