The derivation of stable unary phase diagrams through the use of dual networks

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Abstract
Unary phase diagrams of stable equilibria can be derived with the aid of Dual networks. For each basic form of these phase diagrams there exists a unique Dual network. In addition, the elements of the two are related by a one-to-one correspondence such that areas correspond to points and line intervals to line segments. Systems with up to 7 phases yield 86 different diagrams, all of which are presented here, together with the corresponding Dual networks. Solutions for 8 and 9 phases are tabulated. The results are helpful for deriving metastable diagrams and diagrams for more than one component.
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Authors F. B. Kujawa, Casey Dunning, Hans P. Eugster
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Journal american journal of science
Year 1965
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10.2475/ajs.263.5.429
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