BARC-1: In a Eutectic Phase Diagram, Lever Rule can be applied just above Eutectic Temp or Just below. But not at the Eutectic Temp. What is the Reason?
BARC-1: In a Eutectic Phase Diagram, Lever Rule can be applied just above Eutectic Temp or Just below. But not at the Eutectic Temp. What is the Reason?
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The answer is quite simple!! If you remember the derivation of Level Rule, it is derived for a Two-Phase Equilibrium. At the Eutectic Point, there is a three-phase Equilibrium and hence it cannot be applied !! :) :) We will post the Questions at the start of the Day and answers at the End of the DayRead more
The answer is quite simple!!
If you remember the derivation of Level Rule, it is derived for a Two-Phase Equilibrium. At the Eutectic Point, there is a three-phase Equilibrium and hence it cannot be applied !! 🙂 🙂
We will post the Questions at the start of the Day and answers at the End of the Day !! Good Luck to all
See lessBecause lever rule is used to find the composition of two phases that are in equilibrium. But at the eutectic point, the phases present are in dynamic equilibrium. To apply a mass balance equation there were require one more parameter i.e rate of heat. Without knowing how much heat is taken out or hRead more
Because lever rule is used to find the composition of two phases that are in equilibrium. But at the eutectic point, the phases present are in dynamic equilibrium. To apply a mass balance equation there were require one more parameter i.e rate of heat. Without knowing how much heat is taken out or how much heat is given to the system we can’t apply any mass balance equation. So we’re not able to apply lever rule at the eutectic point.
Whereas we can apply above and below eutectic temperature because equilibrium present there is not dynamic.
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Lever rule can be applied on two phase region
Lever rule can be applied on two phase region
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See lessThe lever rule is a rule used to determine the mole fraction or the mass fraction of each phase of a binary equilibrium phase diagram. It can be used to determine the fraction of liquid and solid phases for a given binary composition and temperature that is between the liquidus and solidus line. ThRead more
Because , the eutectic point is an invariant point in which the possibility of distinguishing a variable or degrees of freedom is zero
Because , the eutectic point is an invariant point in which the possibility of distinguishing a variable or degrees of freedom is zero
See lessLever rule is used to find out the weight percentages in an alloy at particular composition of an alloy.
Lever rule is used to find out the weight percentages in an alloy at particular composition of an alloy.
See lessIn the thermodynamic view. The interaction parameter (omega) come into picture.. 1. At the eutectic line(below or above) the interaction parameter close to zero but not zero. So the phases are miscible.(nither repulsive nor attractive to each other) So this is what causes dynamic equilibrium.. As wRead more
In the thermodynamic view.
The interaction parameter (omega) come into picture..
1. At the eutectic line(below or above) the interaction parameter close to zero but not zero.
So the phases are miscible.(nither repulsive nor attractive to each other)
So this is what causes dynamic equilibrium..
As we going far from line this interaction parameter changes.. So we can not calculate.
I can't understand. Please elaborate more
I can’t understand. Please elaborate more
See lessBecause eutectic point is an invariant point where degree of freedom is zero so lever rule is applied above or below eutectic point.
Because eutectic point is an invariant point where degree of freedom is zero so lever rule is applied above or below eutectic point.
See lessAt eutectic point all three phases coexist with each other.
At eutectic point all three phases coexist with each other.
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