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Eigenfehlordnung in Kristallen

Brian J. Eckstein

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Crystals in thermodynamic equilibrium at finite temperature exhibit deviations from ideal periodicity, which are called “thermodynamic defects” (“Eigen-defects”). The various types of thermodynamic defects are discussed and their concentration for thermodynamic equilibrium statet. According to the various types of feed-back among the defects (cooperativity of thermodynamic disorder) with a variation of temperature the thermodynamic disorder may cause phase transitions of first or higher order.

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Crystals in thermodynamic equilibrium at finite temperature exhibit deviations from ideal periodicity, which are called “thermodynamic defects” (“Eigen-defects”). The various types of thermodynamic defects are discussed and their concentration for thermodynamic equilibrium statet. According to the various types of feed-back among the defects (cooperativity of thermodynamic disorder) with a variation of temperature the thermodynamic disorder may cause phase transitions of first or higher order.

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Crystals in thermodynamic equilibrium at finite temperature exhibit deviations from ideal periodicity, which are called “thermodynamic defects” (“Eigen-defects”). The various types of thermodynamic defects are discussed and their concentration for thermodynamic equilibrium statet. According to the various types of feed-back among the defects (cooperativity of thermodynamic disorder) with a variation of temperature the thermodynamic disorder may cause phase transitions of first or higher order.

Key concepts: Thermodynamic databases for pure substances, Thermodynamic process, Thermodynamics, Thermodynamic equilibrium, Thermodynamic system, Material properties, Thermodynamic potential, Thermodynamic state

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