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Materials physics

an expression for solute concentration in the solid during solidification assuming no diffusion in the solid and complete mixing in the liquid.

In materials physics, Scheil equation refers to an expression for solute concentration in the solid during solidification assuming no diffusion in the solid and complete mixing in the liquid. This meaning comes from Scheil (1942) in International Journal of Materials Research.[1]

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References

Scheil, E. (1942). Bemerkungen zur Schichtkristallbildung. International Journal of Materials Research, 34(3), 70-72. https://doi.org/10.1515/ijmr-1942-340303

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