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Studies of spinodal decomposition in stratified solutions using laser methods

N. F. Bunkin, A. V. Lobeev, Gennadii A Lyakhov

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Self-excited spinodal decomposition oscillations are obtained in a binary, liquid, stratified mixture deep in the labile region. An opto-thermodynamic method is presented for locating the binodal and the spinodal in the temperature-concentration plane for stratified solutions with a lower critical point. It is shown that light-induced barodiffusion serves as an effective mechanism for quenching a stratified solution into the metastable region.

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Self-excited spinodal decomposition oscillations are obtained in a binary, liquid, stratified mixture deep in the labile region. An opto-thermodynamic method is presented for locating the binodal and the spinodal in the temperature-concentration plane for stratified solutions with a lower critical point. It is shown that light-induced barodiffusion serves as an effective mechanism for quenching a stratified solution into the metastable region.

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Self-excited spinodal decomposition oscillations are obtained in a binary, liquid, stratified mixture deep in the labile region. An opto-thermodynamic method is presented for locating the binodal and the spinodal in the temperature-concentration plane for stratified solutions with a lower critical point. It is shown that light-induced barodiffusion serves as an effective mechanism for quenching a stratified solution into the metastable region.

Key concepts: Spinodal decomposition, Spinodal, Binodal, Metastability, Thermodynamics, Binary number, Quenching (fluorescence), Materials science

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