Size and composition dependence of melting temperature of binary nanoparticles

Based on the ideal solution approximation, the model for size-dependent melting temperature of pure metal nanoparticles is extended to binary alloy systems. The developed model, free of any adjustable parameter, demonstrates that the melting temperature is related to the size and composition of allo...

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Hauptverfasser: Lu, YunBin, Liao, ShuZhi, Xie, Bin, Chen, Jia, Peng, HaoJun, Zhang, Chun, Zhou, HuiYing, Xie, HaoWen, Ouyang, YiFang, Zhang, BangWei
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description Based on the ideal solution approximation, the model for size-dependent melting temperature of pure metal nanoparticles is extended to binary alloy systems. The developed model, free of any adjustable parameter, demonstrates that the melting temperature is related to the size and composition of alloy nanoparticles. The melting temperature of CuNi, PbBi and Snln binary alloy nanocrystals is found to be consistent with the experiments and molecular dynamics simulations. The research reveals that alloy nanocrystals have similar melting nature as pure metal.
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Binary alloys
Binary systems
Classical and Continuum Physics
Composition
Melt temperature
Melting
Molecular dynamics
Nanoalloys
Nanocrystals
Nanoparticles
Observations and Techniques
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Physics and Astronomy
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Temperature dependence
二元合金
分子动力学模拟
合金系统
熔化温度
纳米晶合金
金属纳米粒子
金纳米粒子
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