Book suggestions for learning coexistence curves

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The discussion focuses on seeking book recommendations for understanding coexistence curves in material science. A user expresses a lack of knowledge on the topic and requests resources for a solid background. Suggestions include an engineering-focused book available on Amazon, which is noted for its relevance to the subject. Additionally, it is mentioned that studying the van der Waals equation of state provides a sufficient foundation for grasping coexistence curves, with a specific undergraduate textbook cited for its relevant chapters. The conversation highlights the need for accessible educational materials on this concept.
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I haven't studied material science anymore after high school and I do not know what is coexistence curves to answer this question. Can anyone suggest any book giving a good background of the concept coexistence curves? I searched the web and cannot find a good book suggestion and a good knowledge of coexistence curve.
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I want to read a book on how we can come up with the coexistence curve and also a detailed background knowledge of it. Any suggestion on books?
 
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