2013
DOI: 10.1134/s0031918x13060045
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Theoretical calculation of the mixing enthalpies of 21 IIIB-IVB, IIIB-VB and IVB-VB binary alloy systems

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“…Since no literature values are available for the Co–Li system, the corresponding integral molar enthalpy of mixing was estimated using Miedema’s model [ 44 ] similar to Refs. [ 45 , 46 ]: where the enthalpy of solution of liquid i in liquid j at infinite dilution for a binary alloy, , is expressed as: where V i , Φ *, and n 1/3 are the parameters; P , Q , and R are the constants determined by Miedema [ 44 ]. The R/P value for liquid alloys, R * /P , was calculated by multiplying the quotient for solid alloys, R/P , by a factor of 0.73.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since no literature values are available for the Co–Li system, the corresponding integral molar enthalpy of mixing was estimated using Miedema’s model [ 44 ] similar to Refs. [ 45 , 46 ]: where the enthalpy of solution of liquid i in liquid j at infinite dilution for a binary alloy, , is expressed as: where V i , Φ *, and n 1/3 are the parameters; P , Q , and R are the constants determined by Miedema [ 44 ]. The R/P value for liquid alloys, R * /P , was calculated by multiplying the quotient for solid alloys, R/P , by a factor of 0.73.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Miedema theory provides a semiempirical model for calculating the formation enthalpy of binary alloys. 1012) Zhang et al 13,14) proposed a simple and effective method based on the improved Miedema model for calculation of formation enthalpy of crystalline and amorphous phases of ternary systems. In this study, the subregular model was used to calculate the formation enthalpy.…”
Section: Computing and Modelingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the 1970s and 1980s, Miedema et al 1012) developed a semi-empirical theory that described the GFA of binary metallic glasses; however, the original model was only applied to binary transition metallic glass systems. In 2010, Zhang et al 13,14) proposed the subregular model based on the improved Miedema model to calculate the mixing enthalpy of ten IIB-IIIB binary alloy systems. The subregular model was subsequently used in the calculation of the formation enthalpy of ternary and multiple alloy systems.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%