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eutectic point
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eutectic point [yü′tek·tik ′pȯint]
(physical chemistry)
The point in the constitutional diagram indicating the composition and temperature of the lowest melting point of a eutectic.


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The results of fluidity tests are normally scattered, and although a large standard deviation emerged in this examination, a clear trend emerged showing that fluidity improved with increased aluminum content in the hypoeutectic regime, reached the maximum values at the eutectic composition and gradually decreased as aluminum content increased further in the hypereutectic regime.
If the eutectic composition is reached during further decreasing of the temperature, at the horizontal line, 1329[degrees]C, both components of the eutectic system--metal and carbon--start to freeze simultaneously but separately.
Here's why: [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Assume that a given SAC solder volume has the exact ternary eutectic composition Sn3.
 
 
 
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