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The next volume of Ternary Alloys is here!
The Volume 20 “Selected Systems for Lead-free Soldering and Brazing Applications” is freshly published in March 2021 as a printed edition.
ISBN 978-3-932120-13-8; 554 pages, 35 chapters (ternary systems). Editors: Andrew Watson & Ales Kroupa, Authors: MSIT®.
7th MSIT Winter School on Materials Chemistry
12 - 16 March 2023, Castle Ringberg, Germany
The aim of the Winter Schools is to provide the opportunity to learn the techniques that are important in understanding phase equilibria, thermodynamics and closely associated subjects.
the Alloy Phase Diagram International Commission
APDIC is a council of members who maintain major phase diagram activities.
The APDIC members perform their individual programs independently and meet at APDIC meetings to exchange and coordinate their activities. APDIC is a non-profit organization, operating through its annual meetings.
APDIC consists of 17 member organizations involving 20 countries