Chapter 11 Review Flashcards
Which ‘direction’ are the phase reactions referenced by?
Always going from hot to cold temperature
Eutectic 3 Phase Reaction Point
L > α + β
Liquid to 2-phase solid
Tic(k) bites make one go from liquid to sickness- and not the good kind- the kind where you’re popping out solids on a porclin throne
Peritectic 3 Phase Reaction Point
α + L > β
Liquid/solid slush to single solid
Monotectic 3 Phase Reaction Point
L_1 > L_2 + α
Liquid to Liquid/Solid slush
Eutectoid
γ > α + β
single phase solid to two phase solid
Think that one dude who got r’oids’ and went from gamma to bamma
Peritectoid
α + β > γ
two phase solid to single phase solid
Think the dude who was r’oid’ ed up and quit because of all the side effects- which was tough, but he ‘per’sisted and lost a bit of solid mass but was gamma as a baby in the end.
What is the Eutectic Point?
Whence one traverses from liquidus to solidus without passing through the valley of the slush-mush of death
What is the Eutectic Composition?
The composition that must exist to satisfy the conditions for passing through the Eutectic point.
What is the point of max solid solubility?
It is the point where we can add the most amount of alloy without steping into a 2 phase solid/liquid region. If we added an iota of alloy more, we’d break into the 3 phase region. There are 2 at either end for 2 elements.
What is Hypoeutectic?
It is the region BELOW the Eutectic point.
Hypothermia > BELOW Freezing
What is Hypereutectic?
It is the region ABOVE the Eutectic point.
Hyperactive > ABOVE normal activity