2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.jnoncrysol.2006.12.023
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Bulk and dynamic properties in Al–Zn and Bi–In liquid alloys using a theoretical model

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“…Similar results are obtained by authors of this work using the Quasi-Lattice Theory and molecular dynamics simulations [33]. Our results are also consistent with those computed for another set of RK parameters [29] and data modelled using the Quasi-Lattice theory as obtained by Odusote [34].…”
Section: Microscopic Functions: the Concentration-concentration Functsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…Similar results are obtained by authors of this work using the Quasi-Lattice Theory and molecular dynamics simulations [33]. Our results are also consistent with those computed for another set of RK parameters [29] and data modelled using the Quasi-Lattice theory as obtained by Odusote [34].…”
Section: Microscopic Functions: the Concentration-concentration Functsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…The effect of atomic size mismatch volume on S cc (0) in the long-wavelength limit is also considered. The size ratio is To obtain a clear picture of the nature of segregation and ordering in the binary liquid alloys, another quantity known as the Warren-Cowley CSRO parameter, α 1 , [6,24,29] is computed. This is related to the S cc (0) by…”
Section: Concentration Fluctuations Warren-cowley Csro Parameter Andmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Using the Darken thermodynamic equation for diffusion, an expression that relates diffusion and S cc (0) can be established [6,9,27]; thus, one can write…”
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“…Na-Pb, Na-Hg, K-Pb and K-Hg are examples of binary alloys. Classification of binary alloys can be done according to the deviation of their thermodynamic functions such as chemical activity from raoulatian ideality, therefore binary alloys can be classified into two main groups; segregating (positive deviating) and heteoro-coordinating (negative deviating) alloys [6,7]. The interest in the energetic and its effects on the alloying behavior of Na-Pb and Na-Hg stemmed from the understanding that, despite the hazards involved in the unsafe handling of Na-Pb alloy, it may still be relevant in qualitative inorganic analysis, both as reductant in acidic and alkaline media, and also as a source of sodium hydroxide for hydroxide precipitations [8].…”
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confidence: 99%