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For the Ba0-Ti0   phase diagram show, using sketches and reac­tions, the heating path (beginning at room temperature) and cooling path (be­ ginning with a single-phase liquid) for the following compositions:

                                                   38 mole% Ti02

                                                   79 mole% Ti02

                                                   73 mole% Ti02

In the case of cooling, also sketch what the microstructure might look like after reaching room temperature. Then, choose one of the three compositions above for which you think nonequilibrium cooling could take place, and discuss how that path would differ from the equilibrium path. How would you determine from either: (a) the distribution of phases in the microstructure; and/or (b) the phase content (e.g., by x-ray diffraction) if nonequilibrium cooling had occurred?

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