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Interplay between demixing and freezing in two-dimensional symmetrical mixtures.

The interplay between demixing and freezing in two-dimensional symmetrical binary mixtures of Lennard-Jones particles is studied using Monte Carlo simulation. It is demonstrated that different scenarios are possible. For example, the line of continuous liquid demixing transition can start at the liquid side of the vapor-liquid coexistence at the lower critical end point and then it can terminate at the liquid side of the liquid-demixed solid coexistence at the upper critical end point. Other situations are also possible. We distinguish four different scenarios depending on the interactions between unlike particles.