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==Pressure-temperature plane== | ==Pressure-temperature plane== | ||
[[Image:PD_patchy_PT.png|400px|center| Phase diagram in the pressure-temperature plane]] | [[Image:PD_patchy_PT.png|400px|center| Phase diagram in the pressure-temperature plane]] | ||
Key: fcc-o: [[Building up a face centered cubic lattice | face centred cubic]] (ordered), fcc-d:face centred cubic (disordered), bcc: [[Building up a body centered cubic lattice | body centred cubic]] and sc: [[Building up a simple cubic lattice | simple cubic lattice]]. | |||
==Density-temperature plane== | ==Density-temperature plane== | ||
[[Image:PD_patchy_rhoT.png|400px|center| Phase diagram in the density-temperature plane]] | [[Image:PD_patchy_rhoT.png|400px|center| Phase diagram in the density-temperature plane]] | ||
Key: as above. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
<references/> | <references/> | ||
[[category: phase diagrams]] | [[category: phase diagrams]] | ||
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The phase diagram of anisotropic particles (also known as patchy particles) that have octahedral symmetry [1]. The octahedral symmetry is achieved via six attractive patches.
Pressure-temperature plane
Key: fcc-o: face centred cubic (ordered), fcc-d:face centred cubic (disordered), bcc: body centred cubic and sc: simple cubic lattice.
Density-temperature plane
Key: as above.