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The 12 pages that link to Phase, each with the reason it gives.

• SolubilityRelated: Solubility depends on which phases of solute and solvent are in contact.

• SolventRelated: A solution’s solvent and solute form one phase when fully mixed.

• Solid solutionRelated: The defining distinction is one solid phase rather than a mixture of separate phases.

• Vapor–liquid equilibriumNarrower topic: Vapor–liquid equilibrium concerns two distinct phases sharing an interface.

• AllotropyCompared with: Allotropes can be separate phases, but phases can also differ without being allotropes.

• CohesionRelated: Cohesion helps stabilize condensed phases such as liquids and solids.

• MixtureRelated: A mixture can contain one phase or several distinct phases.

• Phase equilibriumRelated: Phase equilibrium concerns the stable coexistence of such distinct portions.

• ImmiscibilityNarrower topic: Immiscibility means coexistence of distinct phases rather than one uniform phase.

• Phase ruleBroader topic: The rule subtracts the number of coexisting phases from the component count.

• VaporNarrower topic: Vapor is one phase among the possible states of a substance.

• Component (mixtures)Compared with: A single phase can contain several components, and one component can occur in several phases.