One phase: monophase
Two phases: biphasic
Three phases: triphasic
Many phases: multiphasic
Best regards,
Pedro
One phase: monophase
Two phases: biphasic
Three phases: triphasic
Many phases: multiphasic
Best regards,
Pedro
You may simply state it Biphasic material, by the whay what exactly is your material?
http://www.essentialchemicalindustry.org/materials-and-applications/composites.html
http://www.substech.com/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=classification_of_composites
Just Google for 'composite materials phases', and you will get a lot of links.
A material which is composed of two or more materials at a microscopic scale and has chemically distinct phases is called composite material.
Thus, a composite material is heterogeneous at a microscopic scale but statistically homogeneous at macroscopic scale. The materials which form the composite are also called as constituents or constituent materials. The constituent materials of a composite have significantly different properties. Further, it should be noted that the properties of the composite formed may not be obtained from these constituents. However, a combination of two or more materials with significant properties will not suffice to be called as a composite material. In general, the following conditions must be satisfied to be called a composite material:
The composite materials can be natural or artificially made materials.
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