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System
Material under consideration.
Component
Species that make up the system.
Pure metal or compound.
Phase
A portion of the system which has uniform properties.
Homogeneous portion.
Equilibrium
Terminal (lowest energy) states that systems will evolve to over long time.
Stable states.
Gibbs Phase Rule
P + F = C + N
P = number of phases
F = number of degrees of freedom
C = number of components
N = number of noncompositional variables
Comparing overall composition and liquid & solid composition.
Overall composition remains the same but liquid and solid composition may change.
Solidus and liquidus lines
Compositions of the liquid and solid phases that are in equilibrium with each other at T.
Reading Cu/Ni binary phase diagram
(EXAMPLE 1)
Lecture 20
What are ceramics characterized by?
Inter metallic bonds that are ionic or predominantly ionic.
Structure of ceramics depends on...
Cation to anion radii
What makes a stable structure?
Ones where cations and anions are in contact.
If the cation is too small, the anions may slip and re-arrange.
Relate geometry with coordination number
2 = linear
3 = triangular
4 = tetrahedral
6 = octahedral
8 = CsCl
Derive rc/ra for all coordination numbers
Recitation 20
Rock Salt
AX, FCC, CN = 6(+), 6(-)
Example: NaCl
CsCl
AX, SC, CN = 8(+), 8(-)
Example: CsCl
Zincblende
AX, FCC, CN = 4(+), 4(-)
Example: ZnS
Fluorite
AmXp, SC, CN = 8(+), 4(-)
Example:CaF2
Perovskite
AmBnXp, FCC, CN = 12(A), 6(A), 6(-)
Example:BaTiO3
Relationship between rc, ra and a
Rocksalt
a = 2 [ra + rc]
Relationship between rc, ra and a
CsCl
a = 2/sqrt(3) [ra + rc]
Relationship between rc, ra and a
Fluorite
a = 4/sqrt(3) [ra + rc]
Relationship between rc, ra and a
Zincblende
a = 4/sqrt(3) [ra + rc]
Relationship between rc, ra and a
Perovskite
a =
Density of ceramics
(Formula)
Density = Number of formula units in unit cell * (Sum of all cation atomic masses + Sum of all anion atomic masses) / Vc * Na
APF
APF = total vol of cations + total vol of anions/ Vc
Values of n'
NaCl = 4
CsCl = 1
ZnS = 4
Fluorite = 4 and 8
Perovskite = 1 1 and 3
Eutectic point
The point at which all three phases co-exist simultaneously at the same temperature.
Draw diagram with Lamellar structure and liquid.