PREDICTION ABOUT THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF TERNARY LIQUID ALLOYS FROM WILSON EQUATION
Tao Dong-ping
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Tao Dong-ping
Abstract
An attempt was made on applying the Wilson equation to predict the thermodynamic properties of ternary liquid alloys. The activity of each component in ternary liquid alloys was found to be conveniently calculated from the equation with the related binary bimolecular interaction parameters. The calculated values are in fair agreement with experimental data, and are verified to be reliable by the criterion of classical thermodynamics.
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An attempt was made on applying the Wilson equation to predict the thermodynamic properties of ternary liquid alloys. The activity of each component in ternary liquid alloys was found to be conveniently calculated from the equation with the related binary bimolecular interaction parameters. The calculated values are in fair agreement with experimental data, and are verified to be reliable by the criterion of classical thermodynamics.
Key concepts: Ternary operation, Thermodynamics, Materials science, Binary number, Component (thermodynamics), Physics, Mathematics, Programming language