T-ZERO_TEMPERATURE
This is an option that is available with the ADVANCED_OPTIONS command with the POLY and ED-EXP modules.
This calculates the temperature when two specific phases have the same Gibbs energy, i.e. the so-called T0 temperature. You must calculate an equilibrium state at an estimated temperature before performing this advanced-option calculation; however, it is unnecessary to obtain an equilibrium state in which either one or both of the target phases is stable.
The following prompts are shown.
Name of first phase: <Phase A>
Name of second phase: <Phase B>
The names of phases A and B must be given, for which the T0 temperature (where the Gibbs energies are equal) is to be calculated.
If the T0 temperature between the two specified phases is successfully calculated, a message displays, e.g.
The T0 temperature is 840.82 K. Note: LIST-EQUILIBRIUM is not relevant
The first message shows the calculated T0 temperature between the two specified phases.
The second message indicates that after this option calculation with LIST_EQUILIBRIUM is irrelevant and does not list the equilibrium for the system at the T0-temperature.