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It is established that dendritic crystallization obeys the rule of equilibrium lever independently of the cooling rate. The deposition of the line of termination of the dendritic growth has made it possible to solve some problems of practical metal science, for example, establish the actual shift of the point of ultimate solubility and the concentration range of alloys susceptible to anomalous supersaturation of the solid solution.
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Kostyleva, L.V., Gabel'chenko, N.I. & Il'inskii, V.A. Special Features of Dendritic Crystallization and Elevation of the Information Content of Phase Diagrams. Metal Science and Heat Treatment 42, 385–390 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1004870223113
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