Draw (illustrate) a hypothetical phase diagram incorporating the following salient features: a. presence of eutectic point b. presence of peritectic point c. compound formation Label the axis and the points. From your diagram, estimate the composition of your new compound.

Draw (illustrate) a hypothetical phase diagram incorporating the following salient features: a. presence of eutectic point b. presence of peritectic point c. compound formation Label the axis and the points. From your diagram, estimate the composition of your new compound.

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter23: Polymeric Materials And Soft Condensed Matter

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Draw (illustrate) a hypothetical phase diagram incorporating the following salient features:

a. presence of eutectic point

b. presence of peritectic point

c. compound formation

Label the axis and the points. From your diagram, estimate the composition of your new compound.

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