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Binary mixing and phase separation
Explore free energy, binodal coexistence and spinodal instability in a symmetric regular solution.
Method scope & sources
Ideal configurational entropy with a constant symmetric interaction energy.
- A model binary system, not an assessed material phase diagram
- Constant interaction parameter and equal lattice-site basis
- No ordering, elastic strain, pressure or additional phases
Phase Separating
Interpret the result
- Binary symmetric regular solution with composition-independent, temperature-independent interaction Ω.
- Ideal configurational entropy; one disordered phase and no ordered compounds, magnetism, elastic coherency or competing crystal structures.
- Ω is a supplied physical parameter. A material formula alone does not determine it.
This is a model phase diagram, not an assessed CALPHAD database or measured phase diagram.
Numerical checks & provenance
Passing these checks verifies the stated numerical properties. Agreement with experiment requires a separate, condition-matched comparison.
Input SHA-256: 71e5ac473ae4fc0913d7086112278b94ed8ed4f830cb28830fb15396bc60921b
Runner SHA-256: f27376d0f80371a1da4c926f1a21d43d841802e9f87bac7e876738ea78181e3d
atlas 1 · python 3.14.10 · numpy 2.5.4 · scipy 1.18.1
Calculated 11/12/2026, 2:03:23 AM · 0.001575 s
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