1980
DOI: 10.2320/jinstmet1952.44.8_858
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Thermodynamic Properties of Liquid Silver-Tin Alloys

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“…12 along with experimental data. [62,63,65,66,[68][69][70][71]82] According to our [88,89] calculations, the hcp phase is formed from the peritectic reaction liquid + fcc M hcp at 724°C, which is identical to the experimental data reported by Murphy. [65] The Ag 3 Sn binary compound was treated as a solid solution with a two sub-lattice model as (Ag, Sn) 3 (Sn).…”
Section: 21supporting
confidence: 79%
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“…12 along with experimental data. [62,63,65,66,[68][69][70][71]82] According to our [88,89] calculations, the hcp phase is formed from the peritectic reaction liquid + fcc M hcp at 724°C, which is identical to the experimental data reported by Murphy. [65] The Ag 3 Sn binary compound was treated as a solid solution with a two sub-lattice model as (Ag, Sn) 3 (Sn).…”
Section: 21supporting
confidence: 79%
“…The activity of Sn in the liquid phase at 827 and 727°C were determined by Iwase et al [81] using the emf measurements method with two different solid-oxide galvanic cells. And the derived activity of Sn in liquid solution in the work of Iwase et al [81] are self-consistent, but are not in agreement with the previous reported results [73,79,80] The activity of Sn in the liquid phase at 600 and 700°C were measured by Kameda et al [82] using the emf measurements method. The enthalpy of formation of solid phases were measured by Flandorfer et al [83] with calorimetric measurements method.…”
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“…Chowdhury and Ghosh, 33 Kubaschewski and Alcock, 34 Seetharaman and Staffansson, 35 Iwase et al 36 and Kameda et al 37 demonstrated that the activity of tin exhibits negative deviation from Raoult's Law, which is almost insignificant for tin-rich alloys and deviates visibly for X Ag approaching pure silver.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%