Ternary Diagrams Derived from Binaries

Identifies the relationship of phase diagrams to many real cases of materials technology. Uses computer graphics to construct a ternary system from three binary systems, explaining the projection of the upper curved surfaces onto the base of the solid model. Demonstrates that the projection contains information about composition, primary phase fields, and temperature in a given ternary system.

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