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The Phase Rule and Its Applications
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Chapter 18 SYSTEMS OF FOUR COMPONENTS
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combination; but in no case did we find double decomposition occurring. The reason of this is that in the systems p
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1 Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION2 Chapter 2 THE PHASE RULE3 Chapter 3 TYPICAL SYSTEMS OF ONE COMPONENT4 Chapter 4 GENERAL SUMMARY5 Chapter 5 SYSTEMS OF TWO COMPONENTS-PHENOMENA OF DISSOCIATION6 Chapter 6 SOLUTIONS7 Chapter 7 SOLUTIONS OF SOLIDS IN LIQUIDS, ONLY ONE OF THE COMPONENTS BEING VOLATILE8 Chapter 8 SOLUTIONS OF SOLIDS IN LIQUIDS, ONLY ONE OF THE COMPONENTS BEING VOLATILE No.89 Chapter 9 EQUILIBRIA BETWEEN TWO VOLATILE COMPONENTS10 Chapter 10 SOLID SOLUTIONS. MIXED CRYSTALS11 Chapter 11 EQUILIBRIUM BETWEEN DYNAMIC ISOMERIDES12 Chapter 12 SUMMARY.-APPLICATION OF THE PHASE RULE TO THE STUDY OF SYSTEMS OF TWO COMPONENTS13 Chapter 13 SYSTEMS OF THREE COMPONENTS14 Chapter 14 SOLUTIONS OF LIQUIDS IN LIQUIDS15 Chapter 15 PRESENCE OF SOLID PHASES16 Chapter 16 ISOTHERMAL CURVES AND THE SPACE MODEL17 Chapter 17 ABSENCE OF A LIQUID PHASE18 Chapter 18 SYSTEMS OF FOUR COMPONENTS