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open-tdb / hull lab
Binary formation and mixing thermodynamics

Hulls and mixing curves, one axis.

Overlay the 298.15 K CALPHAD hull, the 0 K Materials Project and OQMD hulls, and the Redlich-Kister mixing curves of every bundled assessment against composition; trace any two source–quantity pairs against each other; or scatter one precomputed scalar against another across every binary.

ΔHf is the one axis all three layers shareA 0 K DFT hull is a formation energy of ordered structures; a CALPHAD hull is a Gibbs energy at 298.15 K with ΔHf read along it; a mixing curve is one phase against its own endmembers. The legend names each zero and every conversion.

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Hover a curve to emphasize it and read its phases, tie-line, or active Redlich-Kister expressions. Drag a rectangle to zoom; click without dragging to hide a curve and rescale. Filter to one binary to open the phase-by-composition table.

What is not being claimed

A 0 K ordered-structure hull has no representation for a disordered solution; where a CALPHAD single-phase curve bows below a straight DFT tie-line, that is a limit of one representation, not a disagreement between two claims. Assessments of one system differ and are never averaged here.

Matching objects

SystemSourceAssessmentDetailsFilesPlot

Generated deterministically from catalog/catalog.json (), hulls/calphad-sgte/catalog.json (), hulls/dft-mp/catalog.json (), and hulls/dft-oqmd/catalog.json (): 2,695 CALPHAD assessments over 1,223 systems, 3,828 Materials Project and 3,916 OQMD systems, 2,552 Redlich-Kister databases. Comparative screening views, not phase-equilibrium results or validation of any assessment.