Media Storage Type : 32 GB USB Stick
NPTEL Subject Matter Expert : Prof. B.S. Murty
NPTEL Co-ordinating Institute : IIT Madras
NPTEL Lecture Count : 31
NPTEL Course Size : 13 GB
NPTEL PDF Text Transcription : Available and Included
NPTEL Subtitle Transcription : Available and Included (SRT)
Lecture Titles:
Lecture 1 - Basic definitions
Lecture 2 - Free energy, Stability, equilibrium in a unary system
Lecture 3 - Effect of Pressure on equilibrium transformations: Clausius Clapeyron equation, phase diagram for unary system
Lecture 4 - Free energy of solutions, free energy-composition diagrams
Lecture 5 - Solution models, chemical potential
Lecture 6 - Phase rule, free energy-composition diagrams and phase diagrams
Lecture 7 - Evolution of phase diagrams
Lecture 8 - Evolution of phase diagrams, miscibility gap
Lecture 9 - To concept, partition less solidification
Lecture 10 - To concept, partition less solidification (Continued...)
Lecture 11 - Eutectic solidification, glass formation
Lecture 12 - Kauzmann paradox, order of a transformation, glass forming ability
Lecture 13 - Eutectic solidification, coupled growth, heterogeneous nucleation
Lecture 14 - Peritectic solidification, metastable phase diagrams
Lecture 15 - Errors in drawing phase diagrams, Fe-C vs. Fe-Fe3C phase diagram
Lecture 16 - Free energy of undercooled liquid, shape of nucleus
Lecture 17 - Solid state phase transformations - Precipitation
Lecture 18 - Precipitation
Lecture 19 - Precipitation - quasicrystals
Lecture 20 - Precipitate coarsening, stability of a phase, spinodal decomposition
Lecture 21 - Spinodal decomposition
Lecture 22 - Eutectioid reaction
Lecture 23 - Eutectioid reaction (Continued...)
Lecture 24 - Bainitic transformation
Lecture 25 - Kinetics of eutectoid transformations
Lecture 26 - Martensitic Transformation
Lecture 27 - Martensitic transformation, order-disorder transformation
Lecture 28 - Miscibility gap in phase diagrams
Lecture 29 - Phase diagram calculations
Lecture 30 - Thermodynamics of heterogeneous systems
Lecture 31 - Thermodynamics of heterogeneous systems (Continued...)