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Chemical phenomenon where two materials in combination melt at lower temperature than either material by itself. For example, lithium carbonate and silica each melt at cone 32 (3100 degrees) but mixture of 55% silica and 45% lithium develops a eutectic and melts at cone 06 - 1830 degrees.

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