Spinodal Decomposition is a diffusion-driven phase separation process occurring in solid solutions or alloys that proceeds spontaneously through infinitesimal compositional fluctuations within the spinodal region of a phase diagram, distinguishing it from nucleation and growth mechanisms by the absence of an energy barrier to phase formation.
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