Determination of Diffusivities in Liquid Metals by Means of Temperature-Gradient Zone Melting
J. H. Wernick
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J. H. Wernick
Abstract
Diffusivities of liquid alloys of Ge–Al, Ge–Au, and Si–Al have been measured by a new technique. Called temperature-gradient zone melting, the technique involves passing extremely thin molten zones through a solid crystal by means of a temperature gradient. Preliminary values of the diffusivities fall in the 10—5 cm2/sec range at temperatures of 530°C to 700°C.
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Diffusivities of liquid alloys of Ge–Al, Ge–Au, and Si–Al have been measured by a new technique. Called temperature-gradient zone melting, the technique involves passing extremely thin molten zones through a solid crystal by means of a temperature gradient. Preliminary values of the diffusivities fall in the 10—5 cm2/sec range at temperatures of 530°C to 700°C.
Key concepts: Temperature gradient, Zone melting, Atmospheric temperature range, Melting temperature, Materials science, Concentration gradient, Range (aeronautics), Thermodynamics