Fig. 1 Sketch of the free energy of a binary mixture quenched in a two-phase region. The bold line is the free energy per atom G ( x ) of the homogeneous system. The compositions x e and y e of the equilibrium phases are given by the common tangent construction. The spinodal limits x More

Fig. 3 Ball milling (left) and attritor milling (right) are used to homogenize the powder mixture and reduce particle size. More

Fig. 6 Slurry of Al 2 O 3 consisting of a mixture of alumina powder with deionized water improved flowability enabling homogenous layer powder deposition. Source: Ref 64 More

Fig. 32 Start of the peritectic transformation in the same directionally solidified Cu-20Sn alloy shown in Fig. 30 , but at higher magnification. Note the homogeneous thickness of the β layers (gray) around the primary α (white). The matrix (dark) is a mixture of tin-rich phases. Mechanically More

Fig. 10 Start of the peritectic transformation in the same directionally solidified Cu-20Sn alloy shown in Fig. 9 , but at higher magnification. Note the homogeneous thickness of the β layers (gray) around the primary α (white). The matrix (dark) is a mixture of tin-rich phases. Original More

Fig. 7 Start of the peritectic transformation in the same directionally solidified Cu-20Sn alloy shown in Fig. 5 , but at higher magnification. Note the homogeneous thickness of the β-layers (gray) around the primary α (white). The matrix (dark) is a mixture of tin-rich phases. Mechanically More