Spatial representation of ternary diagrams
Equilibrium diagrams - Ternary and multiconstituent alloys

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Spatial representation of ternary diagrams
Equilibrium diagrams - Ternary and multiconstituent alloys

Author : Jean HERTZ

Publication date: December 10, 2003 | Lire en français

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3. Spatial representation of ternary diagrams

3.1 Representation of chemical composition

3.1.1 Molar and mass fractions

The definitions of mole fractions and weight fractions (or mass fractions) of an alloy are given in paragraph 3.1.1 of article [M 70] ; let's recall these important definitions:

average molar fraction of component i : $\overset{}{x_{i}}$

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General theory of multiconstituent phase diagrams, reference works

(1) - PRINCE (A.) - Alloy Phase equilibria. - Elsevier Publishing Company. Library of congress Catalog number 65-13898. Une discussion richement illustrée des diagrammes de phases métalliques binaires, ternaires et quaternaires, 289 pages (1966).
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