Treatise on Materials Science and TechnologyHerbert Herman |
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... entropy . The right- hand side of ( 2.18 ) is always negative because of the entropy of mixing included in SAB , showing that solubility is enhanced by an increase in temperature . One is often tempted to use the relation i EA + EB1 ...
... entropy . The right- hand side of ( 2.18 ) is always negative because of the entropy of mixing included in SAB , showing that solubility is enhanced by an increase in temperature . One is often tempted to use the relation i EA + EB1 ...
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... entropy . The general equilibrium condition ( 2.16 ) can therefore be simplified to E = min . ( 2.26 ) where E is the total energy of the system at a given temperature . If furthermore the temperature dependence of the difference in the ...
... entropy . The general equilibrium condition ( 2.16 ) can therefore be simplified to E = min . ( 2.26 ) where E is the total energy of the system at a given temperature . If furthermore the temperature dependence of the difference in the ...
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... entropy of mixing and ( ii ) that only quasiequilibrium configurations will be considered . The concentration will be defined in terms of component B by A B C = NB / ( NB + N1 ) ( 7.1 ) where N1 and N , are the numbers of A and B atoms ...
... entropy of mixing and ( ii ) that only quasiequilibrium configurations will be considered . The concentration will be defined in terms of component B by A B C = NB / ( NB + N1 ) ( 7.1 ) where N1 and N , are the numbers of A and B atoms ...
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Epitaxial Interfaces | 3 |
Thin Films | 15 |
Semiinfinite Overgrowths | 37 |
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