(physical chemistry) The equilibrium relationships between phases (such as vapor, liquid, solid) of a chemical compound or mixture under various conditions of temperature, pressure, and composition.
phase equilibria
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 | steady-state flow (chemical engineering) |
| Silicate phase equilibria (geochemistry) |
| Olivine (mineralogy and petrology) |
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- steady-state flow (chemical engineering)
- Silicate phase equilibria (geochemistry)
- Olivine (mineralogy and petrology)
- Phase equilibrium (physical chemistry)
