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1.
The phase diagram of a binary organic system involving diphenyl and succinonitrile shows the formation of a eutectic (0·968
mole fraction of succinonitrile) and a monotectic (0·074 mole fraction of succinonitrile) with a large miscibility gap in
the system, the upper consolute temperature being 53·5°C above the monotectic horizontal. From the enthalpy of fusion of the
pure components, the eutectic and the monotectic, determined by the DSC method, the enthalpy of mixing, Jackson’s roughness
parameter, interfacial energy, size of the critical nucleus and excess thermodynamic functions were calculated. 相似文献
2.
The equilibrated grain boundary groove shapes for Succinonitrile (SCN) solid solution in equilibrium with the Succinonitrile (SCN)–D Camphor (DC) eutectic liquid were directly observed. From the observed grain boundary groove shapes, the Gibbs–Thomson coefficient and solid–liquid interface energy for SCN solid solution in equilibrium with the SCN–DC eutectic liquid has been determined to be (5.39 ± 0.27) × 10−8 K m and (7.88 ± 0.79) × 10−3 J m−2 with present numerical method and Gibbs–Thomson equation, respectively. The grain boundary energy of SCN rich phase of the SCN–DC eutectic system has been determined to be (14.95 ± 1.79) × 10−3 J m−2 from the observed grain boundary groove shapes. Thermal conductivity ratio of the liquid phase to the solid phase for SCN–0.16 mole % DC alloy has also been measured. 相似文献
3.
The equilibrium shape and dihedral angles at the solid–liquid–vapor tri-junctions of two-phase alloy small particles containing
a cusp-oriented interface were modeled as a function of phase fraction, surface energy and the interfacial energy. The calculation
was applied to different combinations of surface and/or interfacial energies to demonstrate the various possible particle
shapes and dihedral angles that result for two-phase particles. The dihedral angles at the tri-junction vary with the phase
fraction, due to the coupling between the relative amounts of each phase, interfacial energy relative to the two surface energies
and the equilibrium conditions at the tri-junction. These features can be used to find the ratio of the interfacial energy
to the surface energies of two-phase particles for any state of matter. 相似文献
4.
Hyperbranched polyurethane solid–solid phase change material (HB-PUPCM) has been prepared via a two-step process. The phase
transition behaviors and morphologies of these HB-PUPCM films were investigated using differential scanning calorimetry (DSC),
wide-angle X-ray diffraction (WAXD) and polarizing optical microscopy (POM). PEG soft segment in the polyurethane was found
to be crystalline at room temperature. However, when the temperature was raised to PEG’s melting point, polyurethane did not
melt into the liquid state as in the case of pure PEG but changed to an amorphous solid state. In HB-PUPCM, PEG’s molecules
probably are tied to the hard segment chain so strongly by the chemical bonds that they cannot change to a liquid state but
change to the amorphous state in the transition processing. 相似文献
5.
Using the “dispensed drop” variant of the sessile drop technique, spreading kinetics of dilute Cu–Cr alloys on smooth vitreous
carbon substrates are measured under helium microleak conditions. In this system, it is known that the drop spreading rate
is controlled by diffusion of the reactive atom species (Cr) from the bulk liquid to the triple line, where wetting is induced
by formation of an interfacial layer of chromium carbide. Microstructural characterization of rapidly cooled drops shows that
growth of the interfacial reaction product layer continues behind the moving solid–liquid–vapor triple line. The spreading
velocity is modeled by finite-difference numerical analysis of diffusion near the triple line in the presence of continued
interfacial reaction, simplifying the growth rate as being constant and using realistic parameter values. We show that continued
interfacial reaction explains the dependence of the triple line spreading rate on the instantaneous wetting angle that is
observed in this system. 相似文献
6.
We have performed thermodynamic calculation of the phase equilibria in the ternary monotectic system Al–Bi–Si. The liquid–liquid
miscibility gap in the Al–Bi–Si system extends over almost the entire concentration triangle. The thermal analysis data for
(Al0.345Bi0.655)100−x
Si
x
alloys (x = 2.5, 5, 7.5, and 10 wt%) excellently agree with the calculated phase diagram. The experimental density difference of the
coexisting liquid phases shows a good agreement with the density difference calculated in the approximation of ideal solution
using the densities of pure elements and the compositions of L′ and L′′ from the thermodynamic calculation. The liquid–liquid interfacial tension in the (Al0.345Bi0.655)100−x
Si
x
liquid alloys increases with Si content. The experimental temperature dependence of the interfacial tension is well described
by the power low in reduced temperature (T
C–T) at approach of the critical temperature with the exponent μ = 1.3, which is close to the value predicted by the renormalization
group theory of critical behavior. 相似文献
7.
Cyril Calmes Donatella Giuranno Dominique Chatain 《Journal of Materials Science》2009,44(22):5949-5959
Surface phase transitions at Ga-rich liquid surfaces have been investigated in Ga–Pb alloys with low lead content. In the
region of the liquid–liquid miscibility gap, the Pb-rich liquid phase completely wets the surface of the Ga-rich phase at
coexistence. Observations have been made of demixing and solidification of the Pb-rich liquid film. Ga-rich alloys, which
are single-phase below the monotectic temperature, can be undercooled below the liquidus, as far as the metastable binodal
line where the Pb-rich wetting liquid film forms and solidifies into thin {111} Pb crystals. These films completely redissolve
upon reheating to the liquidus temperature. Freezing occurs at surfaces because of complete wetting of the liquid rich in
the high melting point component and the hysteretic character of the solidification transformation. Such “surface” experiments
allow assessment of the stable and metastable liquidus lines of the Ga–Pb phase diagram in the vicinity of the monotectic
temperature. 相似文献
8.
Molecular dynamics simulations have been used to investigate the solid–liquid transition of different Cu systems. These consisted
of surface-free crystalline bulks and semi-crystals terminating with a free surface as well as of particles and wires with
different shape and size in the mesoscale regime. The characteristic melting points of the various systems were attained by
gradual heating starting from 300 K. Apart from surface-free bulk systems, where the phase transition at the limit of superheating
is homogeneous, melting displays heterogeneous character. This is due to the existence of surface layers with structural and
energetic properties different from the ones of bulk-like interior. Simulations point out a significant depression of both
the melting point and latent heat of fusion for nanometer-sized systems respect to semi-crystals. Below the characteristic
melting point, free surfaces are involved in pre-melting processes determining the formation of a solid–liquid interface.
The onset of melting is related to the formation of a critical amount of lattice defects and this provides a common basis
for the rationalization of homogeneous and heterogeneous melting processes despite their intrinsic differences. 相似文献
9.
A laboratory study was carried out, using Pb–15 wt.% Sn alloy on self-made apparatus, to determine the solidification behavior
of the semi-solid slurry with the solid fraction beyond 0.6. It is found that the solid–liquid separation is obvious in the
samples with the solid fraction beyond 0.6. According to this character of semi-solid processing, a kind of single-crystal
powder coated with Pb–Sn eutectic was made during continuous stirring and cooling processes. The analysis and discussion indicated
that this approach can reduce the content of oxide and impurity in the powder. 相似文献
10.
Carmen Stelian 《Journal of Materials Science》2012,47(7):3454-3462
Some limitations of Tiller’s morphological stability criterion are discussed in the present study. This criterion assumes
a purely diffusive regime in the melt as well as a planar solid–liquid interface and a constant solidification rate. But experimental
works in agreement with previous numerical modeling have shown a significant decrease of the growth rate and a variable interface
curvature during the concentrated semiconductor alloys solidification. The mathematical expression of the morphological stability
criterion was derived by using Tiller’s equation, predicting the solute distribution in the liquid. The numerical computations
performed in this study show a significant disagreement between the numerical results and Tiller’s formula. Numerical modeling
conducted in conditions when the supercooling should occur, show that the Tiller’s stability criterion cannot predict the
moment of interface destabilization. The interface destabilization is numerically observed when some fluctuations appear in
the liquid solutal profiles and cause the appearance of a supercooled zone inside the liquid at small distance from the interface.
The present numerical results are not in contradiction with the basic elements of the classical constitutional supercooling
theory, providing only that the stability criterion cannot predict the moment of the interface destabilization. 相似文献
11.
Patricia Losada-Pérez Chandra Shekhar Pati Tripathi Jan Leys George Cordoyiannis Christ Glorieux Jan Thoen 《International Journal of Thermophysics》2011,32(5):913-924
Phase change materials (PCMs) are substances exhibiting phase transitions with large latent heats that can be used as thermal
storage materials with a large energy storage capacity in a relatively narrow temperature range. In many practical applications
the solid–liquid phase change is used. For applications accurate knowledge of different thermal parameters has to be available.
In particular, the temperature dependence of the enthalpy around the phase transition has to be known with good accuracy.
Usually, the phase transitions of PCMs are investigated with differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) at fast dynamic scanning
rates resulting in the effective heat capacity from which the (total) heat of transition can be determined. Here we present
adiabatic scanning calorimetry (ASC) as an alternative approach to arrive simultaneously at the equilibrium enthalpy curve
and at the heat capacity. The applicability of ASC is illustrated with measurements on paraffin-based PCMs and on a salt hydrate
PCM. 相似文献
12.
A theory based on calculation of phase diagrams in the binary systems was developed that describes Gibbs–Thomson effect. In
this model effect of both interfacial energy and interface confinement (Laplace–Young pressure) are included in energy shift
of alloys and phases. By using the CALPHAD model, interfacial energy of Cu4Ti precipitates in Cu–Ti system was obtained which shows better consistency with experimental results of Gibbs–Thomson effect
of 10–20 nm radius precipitates. 相似文献
13.
The equilibrated grain boundary groove shapes of solid Sn solution in equilibrium with Sn–Bi–Ag liquid were observed from a quenched sample by using a radial heat flow apparatus. The Gibbs–Thomson coefficient, solid–liquid interfacial energy, and grain boundary energy of the solid Sn solution were determined from the observed grain boundary groove shapes. The thermal conductivity of the solid phase for Sn-10 at.%Bi-2 at.%Ag alloy and the thermal conductivity ratio of the liquid phase to the solid phase for Sn-10 at.%Bi-2 at.%Ag alloy at the melting temperature were also measured with a radial heat flow apparatus and a Bridgman-type growth apparatus, respectively. A comparison of present results for solid Sn solution in the Sn–10 at.%Bi–2 at.%Ag alloy with the results obtained in previous works for similar solid Sn in equilibrium with different binary or ternary liquid was made. From the comparison, it can be concluded that for solid Sn solution in equilibrium with different liquid, the Gibbs–Thomson coefficient seems to be constant and does not depend on the composition of liquid but solid–liquid interfacial energy changes little bit with composition of liquid at a constant temperature. 相似文献
14.
R. Hermann G. Gerbeth J. Priede A. Krauze G. Behr B. Büchner 《Journal of Materials Science》2010,45(8):2228-2232
The radio frequency floating-zone growth of massive intermetallic single crystals is very often unsuccessful due to an unfavourable
solid–liquid interface geometry enclosing concave fringes. This interface depends on the flow in the molten zone. A tailored
magnetic two-phase stirrer system has been developed which enables the controlled influence on the melt flow ranging from
intense inwards to outwards flows. Depending on the phase shift between the two induction coils, a transition from a double
vortex structure to a single vortex structure is created at a preferable phase shift of 90°. This change in the flow field
has a significant influence on the shape of the solid–liquid interface. Due to their attractive properties for high temperature
applications such as high melting temperature, low density, high modulus and good oxidation resistance, the magnetic system
was applied to the crystal growth of TiAl alloys. 相似文献
15.
Among the thermodynamic models applicable to solid–liquid–vapor phases, Yokozeki’s model is considered as the first repulsion-based
analytic equation of state (EOS) in which a discontinuity is introduced in the isotherm. However, it was found that the model
violates some physical constraints due to the empirically introduced discontinuity. This work focuses on the evaluation of
the empirical basis of the model through scaled-particle theory (SPT) and a modification of the model to satisfy the physical
constraint. 相似文献
16.
Q. Z. Shi H. Jiang Z. S. Yan 《Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics》2010,21(12):1240-1243
Combined with thermal analysis and phase identification, the phase formation of Sn-doped MgB2 superconductor during the sintering process were systematically investigated. As compared to the sintering of MgB2, the first exothermal peak occurs at a lower temperature, which suggests the accelerated formation of MgB2 after minor Sn doping. The sintering process of minor Sn-doped MgB2 orderly underwent the melting of Sn, the reaction between Mg and Sn, the eutectic Mg–Sn reaction, the solid–solid Mg–B reaction,
the melting of Mg, the liquid–solid Mg–B reaction and the Sn precipitation. Based on the phase formation mechanism, MgB2 bulks was successfully synthesized by Sn-activated sintering at 600 °C for only 5 h, exhibiting a dramatic decrease in the
sintering time compared to the sintering of undoped MgB2. 相似文献
17.
J. A. Sekhar 《Journal of Materials Science》2011,46(19):6172-6190
The maximum entropy production rate (MEPR) in the solid–liquid zone is developed and tested as a possible postulate for predicting
the stable morphology for the special case of steady state directional solidification (DS). The principle of MEPR states that,
if there are sufficient degrees of freedom within a system, it will adopt a stable state at which the entropy generation (production) rate is maximized. Where feasible, the system will also try and adopt a steady state. The MEPR postulate determines the most probable
state and therefore allows pathway selections to occur in an open thermodynamic system. In the context of steady state solidification,
pathway selections are reflected in the corresponding morphological selections made by the system in the solid–liquid (mushy)
zone in order to cope with the required entropy production. Steady state solidification is feasible at both close to, and
far from equilibrium conditions. Based on MEPR, a model is proposed for examining the stability of various morphologies that
have been experimentally observed during steady state directional solidification. This model employs a control volume approach
for entropy balance, including the entropy generation term (S
gen), which depends on the diffuse zone and average temperature of the solid–liquid region within the control volume. In this
manner, the model takes a different approach from the successful kinetic models that have been able to predict key features
of stable morphological patterns. Unstable planar interfaces, faceted cellular arrays, cell–dendrite transitions, half cells
both faceted and smooth, and other transitions such as the absolute stability transition at high solid/liquid velocities are
examined with the model. Uncommon solidification morphological features such as non-crystallographic dendrites and discontinuous cell-tip splitting are also examined with the model. The preferred morphological change-direction
for the emergence of the stable morphological feature is inferred with the MEPR postulate in a manner analogous to the free energy minimization principle(s) when used
for predicting phase stability and metastable phase formation. Aspects of mixed-mode order transformation characteristics are also discussed for non-equilibrium
solidification containing a diffuse interface, in contrast to classifying solidification as purely a first order transformation.
The MEPR model predictions are shown to follow the experimental transitions observed to date in several historical studies. 相似文献
18.
A. Burdakin B. Khlevnoy M. Samoylov V. Sapritsky S. Ogarev A. Panfilov S. Prokhorenko 《International Journal of Thermophysics》2009,30(1):20-35
Melting/freezing temperature curves are studied for the single-component Ga and bimetallic eutectic alloys Ga–In, Ga–Sn, Ga–Zn,
and Ga–Al in small-size cells. These phase-transition studies were conducted at VNIIOFI in order to design small-size fixed-point
devices for metrological monitoring of temperature sensors on autonomous (e.g., space borne) platforms. The results show that
Ga and some Ga-based eutectic alloys in small cells can be used as melting fixed points. The repeatability of melting temperatures
of Ga, Ga–In, Ga–Sn, and Ga–Zn fixed points is studied. The effects of the concentration of the second element of Ga-based
eutectic alloys and the thermal history on the melting plateau’s shape and the melting temperature are studied. 相似文献
19.
The effects of physical adhesion on the mechanical properties of a composite structure are examined in this work. A criterion
for optimum adhesion between matrix and reinforcing fibres is proposed based on maximizing the wetting tension. It is shown
that the maximum wetting tension criterion best fulfils two important requirements for a strong interface:(i) the physical
interactions at the molecular level between the resin and the fibres must be maximized, and (ii) the liquid resin must spontaneously
wet the fibre surface in order to minimize the flow density at the interface. The conditions on the surface energy of the
various phases leading to maximum wetting tension are analysed considering three mixing rules: two based on dispersive–polar
interactions, and a third one based on acid–base interactions. The optimum adherend for a given adhesive, and the optimum
adhesive for a given adherend, are examined. The analysis shows that maximum wetting tension is obtained when the substrate
and adhesive surface energies are very high and equal, so that their polar and dispersive components are equal when the polar–dispersive
mixing rule is used, and e.g. their Lifshitz–van der Waals’ components are equal and the acid component of one phase is equal
to the basic component of the other phase when the acid–base approach is considered. It is shown using data from the literature
that interfacial strength correlates with the wetting tension for fibre reinforced composites. Additional observations show
that under poor wetting conditions the voids tend to concentrate at the fibre–resin interface, whereas under favourable wetting
conditions they tend to coalesce in regions away from the fibre surface.
This revised version was published online in November 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date. 相似文献
20.
This work presents an experimental methodology for the measurement of interfacial energy (γSP) and work of adhesion (W
ad) of a metal–ceramic interface. A thin Au film was dewetted on the basal surface of sapphire substrates to form submicron-sized
particles, which were analyzed using the Winterbottom method to determine the equilibrated particle–substrate solid–solid
interfacial energy. Electron microscopy showed that a large portion of the particles contained grain boundaries, while all
of the single crystalline particles had three distinct morphologies and orientations with the substrate. Two orientation relationships
were determined from transmission electron microscopy, for which the interfacial energy in air at 1000 °C was determined:
Au (111)–sapphire (0001): γSP = 2.15 ± 0.04 J/m2, W
ad = 0.49 ± 0.04 J/m2; Au (100)–sapphire (0001): 2.18 ± 0.06 J/m2, W
ad = 0.55 ± 0.07 J/m2. 相似文献