Identifying congruent vs incongruent melting intermediate compounds

Phase diagrams commonly contain intermediate compounds. There are both incongruent and congruent melting compounds. An incongruent melting point will end in a peritectic reaction.

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I was wondering if melting of an isomorphous alloy would be considered as congruent or incongruent?

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Congruent

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Can the cooling of eutectic composition be considered as Congruent?

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No. Congruent melting must be a solid going to liquid with no change in composition. In a eutectic when you are cooling from liquid to two different solids it has to change composition.

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I had this same question.

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