8.1| MSE104 Nucleation: TTT diagrams

Segment 1 of Lecture 8. Time Temperature Transformation diagrams - how they are related to nucleation and growth, and how to use them.
Course webpage with notes: dyedavid.com/ms...
Lecturer: Dr David Dye.
Licence: Creative Commons
Department of Materials, Imperial College, London, UK

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"Science happens in Kelvin, not in degree C". Wow, the most delicious scientific explanation I've ever heard. Thank you Mr. Dye.

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K/C; What I was trying to say was: the only non-abitrary point to start a temperature scale is at absolute zero; hence Kelvin is the SI unit. Celsius are fine, but the zero-point (water freezing) isn't all that useful. Thus; if you are doing thermodynamic calculations, as a general guide, you'll be right more often if you stick to Kelvin.

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whats difficult is TTT to find phases ! Martensite

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