In the solid solution in an alloy sometimes, two phases which are already present interact at a fixed temperature to produce an entirely new phase. This is known as a peritectic transformation. Thus, the peritictic compound may showed the followings: Depression of the yield point. O None. High strength and ductility. Isolated segregates scattered randomly in the matrix. Laminated layers as a result of the interaction of the two phases.

In the solid solution in an alloy sometimes, two phases which are already present interact at a fixed temperature to produce an entirely new phase. This is known as a peritectic transformation. Thus, the peritictic compound may showed the followings: Depression of the yield point. O None. High strength and ductility. Isolated segregates scattered randomly in the matrix. Laminated layers as a result of the interaction of the two phases.

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