Solid-State Phase Equilibria is a thermodynamic framework that describes the stable phases and their coexistence in solid materials under varying conditions of temperature, pressure, and composition, distinguished by the absence of liquid or gaseous phases during phase transformations.
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<i>Introduction to Solid-State Theory</i>
Otfried Madelung, H. J. Juretschke · Physics Today · 1980 · 575 citations
V. Lorenzelli · Materials Chemistry and Physics · 1989 · 514 citations
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