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Ternary Plot

You can use the ternary plot to visualize the composition of the glass-forming region. The ternary plot is a triangular graph that shows the composition of the glass-forming region.

The three vertices of the triangle represent the three components of the glass-forming region. The composition of the glass-forming region is represented by a data point within the triangle.

There are three places to visualize the data for the ternary plot:

  1. The glass formation data in the Detail Card (Table view)
  2. In the Property diagram
  3. And in the Result Card (Visualization view) and Detail Card (Visualization view)

Warning

Hovering may slow down with over 2000 data points, as Plotly doesn't support WebGL for ternary plots.

Because of this, the number of data points should be limited to 2000 or less for performance concerns.

For this reason, we do not display the data when it exceeds the threshold (6000 points).