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NAME OF REACTION GENERAL EQUATION APPEARANCE ON DIA cooling L, heating Monotectic Lz + solid Lz + solid cooling Eutectic Liquid solid, + solidą heating Solid, + solid, Solid,, cooling Eutectoid Solid, solid, + solid, heating Solid, + solid, Liquid + solid, cooling Peritectic Liquid + solid, new solid, heating New solid, Solid, + solid, cooling Peritectoid Solid, + solid, new solid, heating New solid,

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