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Use in Industrial Processes
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Quality Control
Phase Diagrams
Overview and Importance
Types of Phase Diagrams
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Phases Involved
Binary Phase Diagrams
Two-Component Systems
Lever Rule
Eutectic, Peritectic, and Peritectoid Points
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Prism Representation
Pressure-Temperature Diagram
Phase Boundaries
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Regions of Stability
Triple Point
Definition and Examples
Water as a Reference
Applications and Measurement
Critical Point
Definition and Explanation
Supercritical Fluids
Industrial and Scientific Applications
Latent Heat
Definition and Types
Sensible vs. Latent Heat
Phase Change Implications
Heat of Fusion
Melting and Freezing Processes
Applications in Material Science and Meteorology
Heat of Vaporization
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Application of Phase Transitions
Metallurgy
Heat Treatment Processes
Alloy Solidification and Microstructures
Cryogenics
Liquefying Gases
Superconductivity Transitions
Biological Systems
Protein Denaturation
Membrane Phase Transitions
Advanced Concepts in Phase Transitions
Quantum Phase Transitions
Zero Temperature Transformations
Influence of Quantum Fluctuations
Non-Equilibrium Phase Transitions
Kinetics of Phase Changes
Role in Chemical Reactions and Catalysis
Critical Phenomena
Scaling Laws
Universality Concepts
Phase Transition in Low-Dimensional Systems
Layered Materials
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