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After three-day anneals at elevated temperatures, multiple phases were observed in all but the base CoCrFeMnNi alloy, suggesting that, by itself, configurational entropy is generally not able to override the competing driving forces that also govern phase stability.

The results provide insight into the thermodynamics and kinetics governing phase selection.

The mechanisms governing phase and morphological transformations in solid and semisolid states were assessed and verified by a comparison with the behaviour of both conventionally cast and cold-deformed ingots, subjected to similar thermal exposures.

In the present study, both monoclinic zirconia and hafnia were irradiated with 5-MeV I ions in order to comprehend the underlying mechanism governing phase transition by low-energy ion irradiation.

Microscopical techniques were used to provide the microstructural details and identify mechanisms governing phase and morphological transformations during the heating of Mg 8%Al 2%Zn pellets in solid and semisolid states.

Some of the main identified reasons for such situation involve the full understanding of the mechanism governing phase formation and the behaviour of solute partitioning in ATPS processes, the cost of phase forming polymers and the necessary extended time to understand the technique for process development.

The Poisson tensor, Casimir functions and equations of motion, which govern the phase flow and phase space structures of the system, are obtained in a differential geometric method.

In this paper, we investigate the equations which govern these phase transitions and derive the criteria for these phase changes; we also give an approximate solution of each phase.

Interface nucleation is dominant at lower temperatures (< ~600°C) for phase transformation of nanocrystalline anatase, At higher temperatures (> 600°C), both surface nucleation and interface nucleation govern the phase transformation.[47] Figure 4 Kinetic plot for the anatase to rutile phase transformation in nanocrystalline TiO2 heated in air.

A detailed analysis via electron microscopy in combination with EDS elemental mapping conclusively verifies that the reactive oxygen species generated from the plasma-assisted decomposition of water molecules govern the phase structure of the nanocrystals.

Since the same intermolecular interaction modes, which govern fluid phase thermodynamics, are also responsible for binding of ligands to receptors, it is most plausible that a σ-based description of of ligand-ligand similarity or of ligand-receptor interactions should be very promising.