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Problems 29
which gives
_ 0.464 x 83144 X 700
os?
At their melting temperatures, the coordination numbers of liquid Cd and liquid Ga
ae, respectively, 8 and 11. It will thus be assumed thatthe coordination number in
the 50-50 solution is the average of 8 and 11, namely, 9.5. The bond energy, Ecs- cue
is obtained from the molar enthalpy of evaporation, AH. according to
a 10,7953
1
Meapcnca = ~52NoE on cu
270,000 x 2
Tr x 6023 195 7 ~815 x 10-3
and similarly,
100,000 x 2
8 x 6.023 x 10”
Ecsca = = 415 x 10°F
‘The bond energy. Ecy-ca is obtained from
1
a= oat Ecaca ~ 7(Ecace + Fexo|
10,795 = 9.5 x 6.023 x 10 [ze = teas x 10° - 815 x 107
as
Feags = ~596 x 10-5
PROBLEMS -
9.1 One mole of solid Crz03 at 2500 K is dissolved in a large volume of a liquid
Raoultian solution of Al,O5 and Cr,0; in which Xe, = 0.2 end which is also
at 2500 K. Calculate the changes in enthalpy and entropy caused by the addi-
tion. The normal melting temperature of CrsO, is 2538 K, and it can be as-
sumed that the A5y.q,0, = ASy.cr0:
9.2. When I mole of argon gas is bubbled through a large volume of an Fe-Mu melt
Of Xun = 0.5 at 1863 K evaporation of Mn into the Ar causes the mass of the
melt o decrease by 1.50 g. The gas leaves the melt at a pressure of | atm. Cal-
‘culate the activity coefficient of Mn in the liquid alloy93
94
“98
96
97
98
99
| Chapter9: ‘The Behavior of Solutions
‘The variation, with composition, of G%* for liquid Fe-Mn alloys at 1863 K is
listed below.
Does the system exhibit regular solution behavior?
Calculate GF and Gi at Xyqq = 0.6.
Calculate AGY at Xy4q = 04.
Calculate the partial pressures of Mn and Fe exerted by the alloy of Xygq = 0.2.
Xvg 0.1 02 03 04 05 06 07 09
GFF joules 395 703 925 1054 1100 1054 925 703 395
Calcutate the heat required to form a liquid solution at 1356 K starting with 1
ule of Cu and 1 mole of Ag at 298 K. At 1356 K the molar heat of mixing of
liquid Cu and liquid Ag is given by AZ" = ~20,590Xc.Xaq-
Melts in the system Pb-Sn exhibit regular solution behavior. At 473°C apy =
0.055 ina liquid solution of Xpp = 0.1. Calculate the value of 9. for the system
and calculate the activity of Sn inthe liquid solution of Xsq = 0.5 at 500°C.
‘The activities of Cu in liquid Fe-Cu alloys at 1550°C have been determined as
Xe, 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 005
acy 1.0 0.935 0.895 0.865 0.850 0.830 0.810 0.780 0.720 0.575 0.40
Using. separately, Eqs. (9.55) and (9.61), ealculate the variation of ag. with
‘composition in the system at 1550°C.
‘The activities of Ni in liquid Fe-Ni alloys at 1600°C have been determined as
Xw 1 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 oO
ay, | 089 0.766 062 0489 0.374 0.283 0.207 0.136 0.067
Using, separately, Eqs. (9.55) and (9.61), calculate the variation of ap. with
‘composition in the system at 1600°C.
Tin obeys Henry's Law in dilute liquid solutions of Sn and Cd and the Henrian
activity coefficient of Sn, yf. varies with temperature as
82 4 138
ny
Calculate the change in temperature when { mole of liquid Sn and 99 moles of
liquid Cd are mixed in an adiabatic enclosure. The molar constant pressure heat
capacity of the alloy formed is 29.5 1/K.
Use the Gibbs-Duhem equation to show that, ifthe activity coefficients of the
components of a binary solution can be expressed as
Vt + degxd
Ket Sek + yaa +
Inv =
and.
BiXs +H 0+ th +‘over the entire range of composition, then ez; = By = 0, and that, ifthe varia-
tion can be represented by the quadratic terms alone, then az = Bi
9.10 ‘The activity coefficient of Zn in liquid Zn-Cd alloys at 435°C can be repre-
sented as
In Yzq = 0.875 XBq — 0.30 Xy
Derive the corresponding expression for the dependence of In cy on compo-
sition and calculate the activity of cadmium in the alloy of Xcq = 0.5 at
438°C.
9.11 The molar excess Gibbs free energy of formation of solid solutions in the sys-
tem Au-Ni can be represented by
T
MS = XyiXnu(24,140 Xau + 38,280 Xyi — 14,230 XpXys){ 1 — 3o—m )I
GS = KyiX (24,140 Nay + 38,280 Xyq — 14,230 X, 260 xs)
Calculate the activities of Au and Ni in the alloy of Xq, = 0.5 at 1100 K.0
C02, 9 —e Cry, @)
+ mel rel
Mouth
DM = Simul * Trait
"
Clots00) 2538
C4, Cadeatien)
amd
Denix.
5 Mouth Abts = toys
Tell AGA, = 2324
2324
= 13%)
deel
Win 2
Mitel = Pia # OHM x As i
Buy = OS + DSmix Or rvcl
= Matt -
= et (Ko, Bore?
Tralt
= M189 $0 B31 Qo "
25% * = 7
= 46% 49
a
= te
=@ y= Bom
mw
Xion
On * Finn
,
Pron
We = ~ 33440 _ Zordet 4 37.68
=
= 33440 — 3.02 MCigesy 4 3168
186
Fw = 06-0443. chm
Yon 7 (Xn maw \(R )
. Ge) CA) = 0.0266
1s :
(e) +1
Bun = 2066 og SM.
0-048
\n
= OBA © lee Os
os ~
ImRwy
ay
b)
¢)
4)
CO Q¥o%—%
. _ xs
Xin = 0-9 Xe = 049 > B= Ge = ¥*S = 4389
Yom OE) MOK GO Lig
Xie (6.10.84
- ue = 4393
(0.2008
9 GaBr Samus
S
b= 2%Q% Dex a Y 4340
1A Begulay Sabatinns
Be Axe ~
5 oF
Gen = (io) (049 = 102.4 2,
=~ ‘
Ge = (4s09C0.6) = 1980 2)
n mid xs
OG = nG) 4G
FX p Prbnxa + 2% RTE%, + (1054)
= CAVES ICED OH (OGD + (0.6) (831 C1BHIM.6) 4 1054
= -4365 3
mel
ae
Gan
a u = 2
FLL = (arto ycoey = eTrmY = Pr ta ( Bom
Xr
(490.6) =Ceanciessy 0 (Ann
(=)
Bmmn = 0.240 - x.
ttn
Fn = Pann
Fon 0.080%
Bs
Fan 0, 249 C0.0483) = 6,0 alm
)Ge = SUX, = @Moy2s = sb = PPL = Ord fae
me)
c5s6 = @anaKes ye (Ae
OP
& = 6.80%. = te
Fre
Caf = ge
Ye = =O — heater + 25:43
Tv
=~ 450 _ 1.94 nC18639 423.45
VEb3,
= Fat.
-S
¥. = 4,94 xO
’ o eo
Fe = Oe Fh, = OAILESSAYIO) = F.684w 12 anCues
ame). | 2H
ar AM taix
Tey
Oy
real
BE K
aye
DAL = \ (2760 + GaeKD VAT = 22.64 CSE MGT + 6.2 CAST angry 219”
AS m
= ras
oR = \2a0
WB
* > 5-2
OW = ( (ai30+ B40 T + LSTRIO TAT
is
= 2Mdo (1234- mney + e540 Ce aby Sind CL 1)
z as kaa ae
— 1444
Dig = Noto 5 .
Bo
Mg = (Gono) a = 30.50 (135-1234) = 312)
94
Diy = C 20H 1S 96037) x@ mel)
= - (0245
Dias = DAKE III + Deadd + NAO + 3721 ~ OS
= 1331% 3T= 434243 = Mab Ke
Xp = 0)
Xe, = 04 ~
Om, ~ 0.055" N,
ox mw
a = AX, = Rr Ba Ye,
“Dm Brine, = (Bat rca rBa( 225 )
ma SICH
XSn oat
= -4515 5 Rus
Gen = C4595 C05") = Bancrsy ba ( Se)
Mn = AD pusneue 9.47
Ace Mat = on?
a(4)
Gh Ye = 840 CL) tse
eho %, = ~@sncen(hy +198
A Cerin). Ceayyoeoy =~ $e0-4 3
ACh)
— oe
Want « nat
>{(0.01)¢-1a0.49 | pot nadine
= ~G4 F
a = np) a1
a a Ans
nee 0 x 24.5 .6
Gibleg - Onhom
Exide =°
Exidmt, =o
Xad Ory + AMY, =o
XpdMYg = + AMR —~ AQ)
AbY, = Od¥g + La,Q>xyZdxq + Lol, oxy Ax, +-- -
Bots = Bd ke + $A, C2 XadXq tb A GD XAdMy ton -
Ma) 5 Xp dxgt Hy %a %ehXq Pa, Xm AX
= X56 dX, —P¥e%o4Xp > By XX, Ax,
= Xe OX, +h ary Akg +B, X4xe Ax,
oe d= Bo =o
war a, > AyGo Gibbs - Puhawn Byuatine
Kad Ona + %yd On He =e
Neg Keg + Kandla, =
dM, =~ den 4 dah,
Xa
db, = ©8919) (29 xy d xg ~ 0.303) Xeq AX,
= IAS Xeq dred = 08 X5 Axed
hy, =
thiy = TNS Xan Xl 4 04 Ha, Keg AKeg
= FAS Sy AX, ON CAG AR a, 5 MMe “IV Sy
. TA Xed + kay =)
= 1.85 4, 408 dK,
taly = (08S dn + [oA Sax,
= OR x 4 gay?
San + 28 Xan
a 3
WY, = OA y+ O3x, —— fry
cd.
AW. Xyroy 2% 0S
de FA = gas (oss 4 03 COS
ed
ay = OST es
J
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