Binary phase diagram of an aluminum – silicon mixture - Data: Tmelt(Al) = 660 °C Tmelt(Si) = 1412 °C Silicon forms an alloy in the liquid state (total miscibility) with aluminum. The two metals are not miscible in the solid state. The temperature of solidification of the Si-Al alloy is minimal at 580 °C for a mass fraction of silicon wsj equal to 0.125. Give a representation of the liquid-solid diagram T = f(wSi) that takes into account these data. One will assimilate liquidus curves to straight lines.

Binary phase diagram of an aluminum – silicon mixture - Data: Tmelt(Al) = 660 °C Tmelt(Si) = 1412 °C Silicon forms an alloy in the liquid state (total miscibility) with aluminum. The two metals are not miscible in the solid state. The temperature of solidification of the Si-Al alloy is minimal at 580 °C for a mass fraction of silicon wsj equal to 0.125. Give a representation of the liquid-solid diagram T = f(wSi) that takes into account these data. One will assimilate liquidus curves to straight lines.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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