On the Copper Rich Kalchoids
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This heat -effect can be explained on the assumption of a new line in the diagram, this new line corresponding to an inversion ft ^ a -\- 7. The second heat-effect at 525 degrees would in this case correspond to the Fig. 9.
On the copper rich kalchoids 25 inversion 7 a -\- 6. The increase in the upper heat -effect as the range is passed through and its disappearance as the eutectoid com- position is reached would support this view. However, it will be seen later under a discussion of the micro ...-structure that this explanation is in reality untenable. The explanation of the heat- effect at 590 deg. Is impossible at this time, as it will be necessary to perform considerable more experimental work. It has been suggested to me by Professor Carpenter that the double heat -effect might be due to a super -cooling of the /? constituent, the lower heat -effect representing the limit of super- cooling. The proper temperature of the inversion would be 590 deg. This explanation would serve to reconcile the discrepancies in the above mentioned literature as to the temperature of the eutectoid inversion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This heat -effect can be explained on the assumption of a new line in the diagram, this new line corresponding to an inversion ft ^ a -\- 7. The second heat-effect at 525 degrees would in this case correspond to the Fig. 9.
On the copper rich kalchoids 25 inversion 7 a -\- 6. The increase in the upper heat -effect as the range is passed through and its disappearance as the eutectoid com- position is reached would support this view. However, it will be seen later under a discussion of the micro ...-structure that this explanation is in reality untenable. The explanation of the heat- effect at 590 deg. Is impossible at this time, as it will be necessary to perform considerable more experimental work. It has been suggested to me by Professor Carpenter that the double heat -effect might be due to a super -cooling of the /? constituent, the lower heat -effect representing the limit of super- cooling. The proper temperature of the inversion would be 590 deg. This explanation would serve to reconcile the discrepancies in the above mentioned literature as to the temperature of the eutectoid inversion.
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