equilibrium diagram

It is a locus of points on the equilibrium diagram.

It defines the limit of solid solubility in an equilibrium diagram.

For each component in a binary mixture, one could make a vapor-liquid equilibrium diagram.

Main points on the equilibrium diagram.

An invariant point on an equilibrium diagram.

In the money market equilibrium diagram, the liquidity preference function is simply the willingness to hold cash balances instead of securities.

The equilibrium diagram of the system indium trichloride–pyridine–water, at 25°C, shows the existence of two compounds, InCl3.

The equilibrium diagram of the system InCl3–H2O as been determined as far as it can be followed.

The presence of other alloying elements does, however, alter the equilibrium diagram and changes the proportions of alpha and beta phases present at different temperatures.

Each point on the LM curve reflects a particular equilibrium situation in the money market equilibrium diagram, based on a particular level of income.

Heat-Affected Zone The rapid heating and cooling of the parent metal will affect its structure and this may be deduced from a study of the equilibrium diagrams.

Check out the Fe-Ni-O ternary equilibrium diagram, to determine the extent to which Ni may improve the oxidation resistance of iron in binary Fe-Ni alloys.

HYDRA/MEDUSA Free software for creating chemical equilibrium diagrams from the KTH Department of Chemistry.

In order to understand the behaviour of an alloy it is necessary to be aware of the equilibrium diagram which is a graphic representation of how the metal phases change with variations in temperature and composition.

These conditions are most easily shown in the form of equilibrium diagrams (Fig. 1 a, b) relating the temperature and composition of the reducing gas to the conversion of the metal oxide to the metal.

CALENDAR DESCRIPTION: Solution thermodynamics and its relationship to binary equilibrium diagrams; aqueous and high temperature electrochemistry; use of computerized thermodynamic data bases.

The equilibrium diagram of the system triethylamine–methylethylketone–water has been investigated completely with respect to the occurrence of solid phases and of the lower and upper solution temperatures of the equilibria, where L1 and L2 are equilibrium liquid phases.

Although the partial equilibrium diagram in Figure 2.6 conveys the gist of the classical position, an alternative diagrammatic representation of the same approach in terms of simple general equilibrium theory turns out to be more illuminating when we contrast states of classical unemployment with states of Keynesian unemployment.