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Chapter 8.15, Problem 41AAP
Consider the nickel–vanadium phase diagram of Figure P8.41.
- a. What is the maximum solid solubility of V in Ni while maintaining a single phase?
- b. At what temperature does the maximum solid solubility take place?
- c. Identify as many intermediate phases as you can.
- d. Identify at least one invariant reaction and provide as much information as possible for the reaction.
Figure P8.41
Nickel–vanadium phase diagram.
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