Suyogya

here is some about euclidean division. The article states that although euclid doesn't know about the theorem but still it named after him (see) . The reason for it is also mentioned (written as "The term Euclidean division was introduced.........") but i can't understood it (probably because i'm not familiar with abstract algebra). Can someone help me understanding that.

5 minutes ago, John Cuthber said:

It's practically impossible.

It depends too strongly on the nature of the materials you mix.

For example, with two simple metals, lead and tin, you gate a phase diagram that looks like this.

https://www.chegg.com/homework-help/questions-and-answers/using-lead-tin-phase-diagram-figure-63-determine-liquid-solid-phase-compositions-nominal-c-q9962295

 

Then, mixtures should have no melting point. But they have, how?

Chemistry help

How to define the melting point of a mixture, which is composed of substances having different- different melting points?