Author:
Zhang Huaqing,Du Yong,Kaptay George
Abstract
AbstractMolar volume of titanium carbonitride is modelled as function of composition and temperature by two-sublattice model Ti1(C, N, Va)1. Deviations from the ideal solution model in Ti–TiX sections were modelled by regular solution model between X atoms and vacancies in the (X, Va) sublattice. The combined binary models can describe molar volumes of ternary Ti carbonitrides reasonably well without introducing any ternary parameters, proving a good physics behind the binary models.
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
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