Solid-liquid interface energy of metals at melting point and undercooled state
Solid-liquid interface energy of metals at melting point and undercooled state
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DOI:
10.2320/matertrans.43.721
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发表时间:
2002-04-01
影响因子:
1.2
通讯作者:
Jie, WQ
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作者:
Jian, ZY;Kuribayashi, K;Jie, WQ
By investigating the effects of the configurational entropy, the vibrational entropy and the bonding strength of solid-liquid atoms on the structure of solid-liquid interface, a model for the interface energy of rough solid-liquid interface has been developed. From present model, the non-dimensional solid-liquid interface energies for metals at melting point are predicted to be 0.66-0.73, which are almost equal to the experimental result (0.66-0.75) obtained from grain boundary method. The solid-liquid interface energy decreases with increasing undercooling. At the maximum undercoolings that metals have reached, the non-dimensional solid-liquid interface energies predicted from present model are equal to 0.52-0.56. They are near to the experimental results (0.49-0.57) obtained from nucleation undercooling method, The predicted results of solid-liquid interface energy for metals from present model are in very good agreement with the experimentally measured results at melting point and undercooled state.