1989
DOI: 10.1002/pssa.2211130203
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Recalculation of several metastable phase lines of the AlZn system

Abstract: Based upon new results of the position of the upper limit of the α–α′ miscibility gap, the positions of the (i) metastable αm–α′m miscibility gap and (ii) chemical as well as coherent spinodal curves are recalculated. Furthermore, the position of the so‐called ‘spinodal of GP zones’ is determined by means of latest experimental data. It turned out that by use of the applied methods (i) all the calculated curves are in a “reasonable” order and (ii) the positions of the coherent spinodal curve and the “spinodal … Show more

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“…Note that in this alloy the upper limit Tfor the homogeneous nucleation of precipitates, i.e. GP zones, is placed at (203 2) "C and the metastable line of the a;-phase is situated at (243 f 2) "C [14]. Thus, the mode of the heterogeneous formation of precipitates at lattice defects can proceed in a well pronounced way.…”
Section: On the Assistance Of Dislocations As Nucleation Sitesmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…Note that in this alloy the upper limit Tfor the homogeneous nucleation of precipitates, i.e. GP zones, is placed at (203 2) "C and the metastable line of the a;-phase is situated at (243 f 2) "C [14]. Thus, the mode of the heterogeneous formation of precipitates at lattice defects can proceed in a well pronounced way.…”
Section: On the Assistance Of Dislocations As Nucleation Sitesmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…where R = 8.31435 J/(mol K). Taking the course of the a-a' miscibility gap in the T range from 550 to 624.5 K (277 to 351.5 "C) as given in Table 1 As already successfully performed in [3], (2) is extrapolated to T down to 273 K.…”
Section: Basis Of the Thermodynamic Calculationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Using the chemical potentials of the A1 and Zn atoms, gmix writes gmix(x, '1 = x Apzn(X, 7') + (1 -X) APAI(x, 7') 9 (3) where Api = pipoi stands for the chemical potentials of the element i in the mixture and in the pure substance, respectively. Using (1) and the well-known Gibbs-Duhem relation In Fig.…”
Section: Basis Of the Thermodynamic Calculationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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