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Solute conservation in a steadily pulled mush

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With pure solid crystals, negligible solute diffusion, and the density-change flow in a pulled mushy layer, steady solute balance gives (1−φ)C=C0​. If θ=(T−T0​)/ΔT, C=mC0​/ΔT, and the liquidus is T−T0​=−m(C−C0​), then
φ=−C−θθ​.
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