This site is a set of lecture notes from a petrology class by Dr. Susan DeBari at Western Washington University. The lectures explain the process of mineral crystallization and phase relationships as a function of temperature and pressure. Topics covered include the phase rule, one-component systems (unary), two-component systems (binary), and three-component systems (ternary), as well as equilibrium crystallization, equilibrium melting, fractional crystallization, and fractional melting. Diagrams and definitions are integrated into the lecture notes. Educational levels: Undergraduate lower division, Undergraduate upper division
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In this paper we present a didactic activity on the phase diagrams which are at the basis of differe...
Most metallurgical reactions at high temperatures involve two or more phases. Therefore, th...
This graduate-level textbook provides an introduction to the practical application of phase diagrams...
Many of the engineering materials possess mixtures of phases, e.g. steel, paints, and composites. Th...
This site contains lecture notes that are part of a petrology class taught at Tulane University. Thi...
These lecture notes discuss equilibrium crystallization in two component systems. Isotherms and boun...
This site is part of a petrology course offered by Dr. Steve Dutch at the University of Wisconsin at...
These lecture notes provide an introductory lesson in thermodynamics to help students better underst...
A phase diagram shows the preferred physical states of matter at different temperatures and pressure...
This set of lecture notes covers factors affecting the mineral assemblages in metamorphic rocks. Top...
In this paper we present a didactic activity on the phase diagrams which are at the basis of differe...
This lecture aims at developing a qualitative understanding of binary phase diagrams by reference to...
In the last installment of Phase Rules [1] considerable time was devoted to the relationship between...
This lecture aims at developing a qualitative understanding of binary phase diagrams by reference to...
This set of lecture notes covers a number of topics including magmatic differentiation, chemical var...
In this paper we present a didactic activity on the phase diagrams which are at the basis of differe...
Most metallurgical reactions at high temperatures involve two or more phases. Therefore, th...
This graduate-level textbook provides an introduction to the practical application of phase diagrams...
Many of the engineering materials possess mixtures of phases, e.g. steel, paints, and composites. Th...