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Maximum precipitate density: analytical approximations

Abstract A recent publication reported a power law relationship for maximum precipitate density in the copper rich Cu–Co alloy system, expressed as a function of the maximum nucleation rate and the solute diffusion coefficient. In the present paper, it is shown that a similar relationship holds in the aluminium rich Al–Sc alloy system, and two general, closed form solutions are derived from first principles.