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The TianCalvet microcalorimetric method has been applied to the determination at 1050-C of AH(O:). the partial molar enthalpy of mixing of oxygen in interstitial solutions titanium-oxygen for compositions (0 Ti) < 0.6. It was all the more interesting to apply this method as the low values of oxygen
The equilibrium between H,-gas at a constant pressure and solid solutions of hydrogen at infinite H-dilution in Pd-based substitutional solutions containing rhodium in the concentration range t&20 at.46 Rh has been studied as a function of temperature in the range 470-l 125 K. The dependence of the
thermodynamic model has been developed for interstitial-f.c.c. solutions where repulsive interactions exist between interstitials. The basis for this model is an assessment of the equilibrium number of paired and unpaired interstitials by means of a dynamic balance. From this information. expression
ausgebildet zu werden. Dies bedeutet. da13 such im Falle des hexagonalen Zink wiederum besonders dicht, belegte Netzehenen parallel zur Schmelzoberfl%che eingedreht, werden (vgl. hiezu aucht3) fiir Ionen-krisMle). I2 Physikalisches Iwfitut 8. MARINELLI der 1 'niversifiit Wieu F. BLAHA
The thermod~~l~mic functions measured for the hexagonal r-Ti-0 solid solution indicate that the partial entropy of the oxygen atoms varies with solute composition in a manner very similar to an ideal interstitial solution possessing one interstitial site per solvent atom. It has been shown that this