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Feb14-12, 01:06 AM   #1
 

Solidification of an alloy


Why does an alloy solidify over a range of temperature unlike a pure metal.
Consider Al-17Si alloy.
Growth of primary Si after undercooling does not take place at liquidus temperature but temperature keeps on decreasing until it reaches eutectic arrest temperature. I am not able to understand why p-Si being one component phase has a different cooling curve compared to its pure alloy( pure Si).
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