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The short range order and size effect coefficients as well as the thermal and static atomic displacements h&ve been measured in b.c.c. solid solutions of titanium-molybdenum using X-ray diffraction techniques. These solutions exhibit a strong preference for unlike near-neighbors even though a superl
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Slags of known iron activity were brought into equilibrium with platinum at 155O"C, the platinum absorbing a quantity of iron which depended upon the iron activity of the slag. The activity coefficient of iron was thus determined in platinum alloys containing from zero to eleven per cent iron. The
The absolute diffuse X-ray intensity, scattered from a crystal of Al-l .7 at.% Cu, was measured in the solid solution region at 793 K. This intensity was separated into terms associated with local order, and those due to displacements of atoms from the sites of the average lattice. Computer simulati