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    The document discusses the lever rule and how it is used to interpret binary phase diagrams. It provides examples of using the lever rule to calculate the composition of solid and liquid phases at different points on the diagram. Specifically, it shows applying the lever rule at points 'b', 'c', and 'd' on the diagram, finding that the solid is 100% An at points 'b' and 'c' and calculating the percentage of An and Di in the liquid phases and solid/liquid percentages at points 'c' and 'd'.

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    The document discusses the lever rule and how it is used to interpret binary phase diagrams. It provides examples of using the lever rule to calculate the composition of solid and liquid phases at different points on the diagram. Specifically, it shows applying the lever rule at points 'b', 'c', and 'd' on the diagram, finding that the solid is 100% An at points 'b' and 'c' and calculating the percentage of An and Di in the liquid phases and solid/liquid percentages at points 'c' and 'd'.

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    Madhu Sudhanan
    The document discusses the lever rule and how it is used to interpret binary phase diagrams. It provides examples of using the lever rule to calculate the composition of solid and liquid phases at different points on the diagram. Specifically, it shows applying the lever rule at points 'b', 'c', and 'd' on the diagram, finding that the solid is 100% An at points 'b' and 'c' and calculating the percentage of An and Di in the liquid phases and solid/liquid percentages at points 'c' and 'd'.

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    Lever rule and general interpretation of binary phase diagrams

    At ‘b’
    Composition of Solid – An = 100% An (lever rule cannot be applied
    here)
    At ‘c’
    Composition of solid – An = 100% An
    Composition of liquid (mc)= 68% An + 32% Di
    Applying lever rule:
    % Solid = mc-c/mc-c1 --- 23 An
    % Liquid = c-c1/mc-c1 --- 77 Melt/liquid
    At ‘c’
    Composition of solid – An = 100% An
    Composition of liquid (mc)= 59% An + 41% Di
    Applying lever rule:
    % Solid = md-d/md-c1 --- 38 An
    % Liquid = d-d1/md-c1 --- 62 Melt/liquid

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