The Influence of Impurities on the Zinc Fixed Point

Rudtsch, Steffen; Aulich, A.

doi:10.1007/s10765-016-2153-y

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“…However, the reference data required for the evaluation of the slopes of liquidus curves in the phase diagrams are usually known for the concentrations of impurities much higher than in the applied metals. The investigations carried out in [3][4][5] show that not all impurities participate in the formation of the interface and affect its temperature. The experimental methods proposed in [6][7][8][9] make it possible to determine the total effect of the impurities under the actual conditions and do not require reference data.…”

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Methods for the Realization of its-90 Fixed Points: Necessity of Improvement

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We consider the problems of consistency of the results of international comparisons, equivalence of the national standards, and improvement of the methods aimed at the realization of the main fi xed points of solidifi cation of the metals on the International Temperature Scale (ITS-90). We identifi ed two sources of uncertainties of temperature values in the realization of the fi xed points of solidifi cation of the metals. We carried out experiments aimed at the initiation of the inner interface between the liquid and solid phases of the metal and studied the infl uence of the conditions of initiation on the structure of the interface and the measured values of temperature in the aluminum and indium fi xed-point cells. The problem of correctness of evaluation of the infl uence of impurities according to the regularities established for a single outer interface of crystallization moving from the walls of the crucible toward its center is investigated. The analysis of solidifi cation curves obtained for different initiation conditions makes it possible to establish a criterion for the existence of a continuous inner interface and the conditions of formation solely of the outer interface (without formation of the inner interface) in the course of slow crystallization of the metal. The obtained criteria can be used by the metrological institutes to choose correct conditions for the initiation of the inner interface in the case of application of cells and heaters of different designs.

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