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English: Phase diagram potassium sodium
Deutsch: Phasendiagramm Kalium Natrium
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1 November 2010 |
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Steffen 962 |
Daten aus / data from van Rossen, G.L.C.M.; van Bleiswijk, H.: Über das Zustandsdiagramm der Kalium-Natriumlegierungen in Z. Anorg. Chem. 74 (1912) 152-156
Legende: Na - Schmelzpunkt von reinem Natrium, K - Schmelzpunkt von reinem Kalium, E - Eutektikum, P - Peritektikum, blaue Linie - Schmelzpunkt der eutektischen Mischung, schwarze Linie - inkongruente Schmelze der Verbindung Na2K, rote Linie - Schmelze der Überschusskomponente
Legend: Na - melting point of pure sodium, K - melting point of pure potassium, E - eutectic point, P - peritectic point, blue line - melting point of eutectic mixture, black line - melting point of compound Na2K, red line - melting point of surplus
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