Pseudoeutectic point

The pseudoeutectic point refers to a specific temperature and composition in a mixture of substances, where two solid phases can coexist with a liquid phase, but unlike a true eutectic, the mixture doesn't form a fixed ratio. At this point, the mixture cools and solidifies at a lower temperature than expected, bringing out different characteristics. This concept is important in materials science and chemistry, as it helps to understand how mixtures behave during cooling and solidification, influencing properties like strength and durability in various applications, including metals and alloys.