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    This document discusses the constitution and classification of alloys. It defines an alloy as a mixture of two or more elements where the largest proportion is a metal. Alloys are classified according to their structure, which can be a homogeneous solid solution, intermediate phase, intermetallic compound, or electron mixture. Alloy systems contain all possible combinations of elements and are classified based on their phase diagram type.

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    This document discusses the constitution and classification of alloys. It defines an alloy as a mixture of two or more elements where the largest proportion is a metal. Alloys are classified according to their structure, which can be a homogeneous solid solution, intermediate phase, intermetallic compound, or electron mixture. Alloy systems contain all possible combinations of elements and are classified based on their phase diagram type.

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    This document discusses the constitution and classification of alloys. It defines an alloy as a mixture of two or more elements where the largest proportion is a metal. Alloys are classified according to their structure, which can be a homogeneous solid solution, intermediate phase, intermetallic compound, or electron mixture. Alloy systems contain all possible combinations of elements and are classified based on their phase diagram type.

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    Constitution of alloys

    Alloy: It is a mixture of two or more elements having metallic properties, where the element in largest proportion must be metal and others can be metals or non-metals. They are classified according to their structure. Alloy systems: It contains all the alloys that can be formed by several elements combined in all possible proportions. These are classified according to the type of their phase diagram.

    Classification of alloys
    Alloy Structure Homogeneous Intermediate Alloy phase (compound) Intermetallic Interstitial Electron Mixtures

    Solid Solution

    Any combination of solid phases

    Substitutional Interstitial

    Necessity of alloying, types of solid solutions, Hume Rotherys rules, intermediate alloy phases, and electron compounds.

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