Stability sequences and stability levels in unary systems

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Abstract
Diagrams of stable and metastable equilibria iin unary systems are derived by projecting pressure-temperature-Gibbs free energy models onto the pressure-temperature plane. For each point on this plane there exists a stability sequence, which is defined as a sequence of all the phase assemblages possible at that point, arranged in order of increasing stability. Phase assemblages with comparable relative stabilities are combined into stability levels, the first of which is the stable phase diagram. A unary system with phi phases has phi stability levels. A single pressure-temperature-Gibbs free energy model suffices for the derivation of diagrams for each phi < or =5, but many models are necessary for each phi >5.
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Authors F. B. Kujawa, Hans P. Eugster
Journal american journal of science
Year 1966
DOI
10.2475/ajs.264.8.620
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https://doi.org/10.2475/ajs.264.8.620
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