A study of segregation and local order in Na-In liquid alloys
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First-order quasi-chemical theory has been used to explain the concentration dependence of the concentration-concentration fluctuations SCC (0), number-number fluctuations SNN (0) and number-concentration fluctuations SNC(0). To gain further insight into the nature of ordering in the alloy, the Warren-Cowley short range order parameter α1, and the chemical diffusion D have also been computed and their essential features explained. The assumption of a complex of the form In4Na enables to calculate these parameters and to reproduce the important features of compound formation and phase separation observed experimentally at different compositions in the alloy
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