1984
DOI: 10.1002/pssb.2221220209
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Lattice Dilatation in High‐Concentration Binary Solid Solutions

Abstract: A simple extension of Huang's theory of lattice dilatation for low concentration is found to reproduce Retger's law of additivity of molar volume. Deviation from the law is accounted for by considering the elastic strength of the defect to be concentration dependent and an attempt is made to calculate the elastic strength of the defect from the parameters of the perfect crystal. The method is then used to predict the concentration dependence of volume over the entire concentration range of eight alkali halide … Show more

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“…The parameters of the repulsive interaction are determined by using bulk modulus (/?) and nearest-neighbour distance (r,) of perfect crystals as input and the values are given in [35]. Using the k values thus obtained we calculate ro(x) and rl(x) for different alkali halide solid solutions shown in Fig.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The parameters of the repulsive interaction are determined by using bulk modulus (/?) and nearest-neighbour distance (r,) of perfect crystals as input and the values are given in [35]. Using the k values thus obtained we calculate ro(x) and rl(x) for different alkali halide solid solutions shown in Fig.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%