1985
DOI: 10.1016/0375-9601(85)90490-6
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Electric field fluctuations and bond character in liquid alloys

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“…The incident energy was 4.75 meV; thus the TOF spectra could be measured up to 3.8 meV in neutron energy loss and to large negative energy transfers hω on the neutron energy gain side at scattering angles between 11 and 113 degrees, which were continuously covered with three rows of 3 He detectors.…”
Section: Experiments and Data Treatmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The incident energy was 4.75 meV; thus the TOF spectra could be measured up to 3.8 meV in neutron energy loss and to large negative energy transfers hω on the neutron energy gain side at scattering angles between 11 and 113 degrees, which were continuously covered with three rows of 3 He detectors.…”
Section: Experiments and Data Treatmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Less well studied than pure liquid metals are liquid alloys of which several, composed of pure liquid metals, exhibit strong deviations from simple metallic behaviour in their electronic and thermodynamic properties in certain ranges of concentrations and temperatures. Near special stoichiometric compositions they may lose their metallic character, showing a transition from metallic to an ionic or a covalent character in their interatomic bonding [3].…”
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