1982
DOI: 10.1016/0022-5088(82)90203-x
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On the heats of formation of transition metal-p metal alloys

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“…This thermodynamic behavior of the Co-Sb melts is indicative of insignificant ordering. According to theory, the energy physics in the formation of transient-metal-p-metal alloys is determined by electron parameters of components in a rigid zone model [12]. The exothermic mixing enthalpies in the Co-Sb system in this model are attributed to filling the defect 3d band of Co with valence sp electrons of antimony leading to energy release.…”
Section: Discussion Of Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This thermodynamic behavior of the Co-Sb melts is indicative of insignificant ordering. According to theory, the energy physics in the formation of transient-metal-p-metal alloys is determined by electron parameters of components in a rigid zone model [12]. The exothermic mixing enthalpies in the Co-Sb system in this model are attributed to filling the defect 3d band of Co with valence sp electrons of antimony leading to energy release.…”
Section: Discussion Of Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…NiAl compounds are characterised by exceptionally negative thermodynamic data of mixing and the rigid-band approach already explains the main features of this strong non-ideal mixing behaviour [ 2 ] . To demonstrate that our calculations can also give quantitative informations about the thermodynamic behaviour of NiAl compounds, we compare in figure 2 calculated energies of formation with experimental results.…”
Section: Energies Of Formationmentioning
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“…the electronic structure) rather than simply by size factors. The first approach using these electronic arguments has been the rigid band theory [2]; it gives a simple analysis of the thermodynamic data, characterised by an electronic charge rearrangement due to the s p d interaction. However the limitations of such an approach are obvious and a better understanding of the hybridisation effect is necessary to get a more precise interpretation of thermodynamic data.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…In [48] the theoretical method of the definition of c: was elaborated. In the present calculation we have used c; = 0.55 [47].…”
Section: The Calculation Of the Thermodynamic Properties Of Liquid Ni...mentioning
confidence: 99%