The cooling curve of a substance shows how its temperature changes over time as it cools. It can provide information about an alloy as it solidifies, such as the undercooling necessary for crystals to form. The gradient of a cooling curve depends on factors like the heat capacity and thermal conductivity of the material, and the external temperature.
The cooling curve of a substance shows how its temperature changes over time as it cools. It can provide information about an alloy as it solidifies, such as the undercooling necessary for crystals to form. The gradient of a cooling curve depends on factors like the heat capacity and thermal conductivity of the material, and the external temperature.
The cooling curve of a substance shows how its temperature changes over time as it cools. It can provide information about an alloy as it solidifies, such as the undercooling necessary for crystals to form. The gradient of a cooling curve depends on factors like the heat capacity and thermal conductivity of the material, and the external temperature.
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A cooling curve of a substance is a graph of the variation of the The cooling curve of a solidifying alloy can be informative, usually COOLING CURVE temperature with time as it is allowed to cool. The gradient of the cooling in several ways. This is a potentially large subject, and although useful for curve is related to the heat capacity, the thermal conductivity of the many alloys (particularly cast irons), we shall deal only with Al alloys as substance, and the external temperature. an example of features that can be observed. The cooling curve of temperature T versus time t shows the undercooling that is necessary to give the driving force to nucleate the alpha-Al dendrites.
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Melting, boiling point are not examples of cooling curve.
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