Thermodynamic properties of rare‐earth alloys by electrochemical emf measurements

An electrolysis–displacement–distillation approach for the production of Li, Mg, Ca, Sr, and Ba metals

“…In other words, the chemical potential of M in liquid Sn can be expressed in terms of the activity of M in liquid Sn. [40][41][42][43] In this regard, the Na activity in liquid Sn is higher than that of M in liquid Sn when the concentrations of Na and M are the same. Moreover, the Na-Sn alloy is inert to the of M (Fig.…”