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Solid-liquid coexistence in ionic systems and the properties of the interface

Abstract:: The crystal-melt interfaces of pure KCl and LiCl crystals with (Li,K)Cl melts of various compositions have been investigated by direct simulation of coexisting crystalline and molten regions. This system forms no solid compounds involving both lithium and potassium and exhibits a eutectic close to the equimolar composition. Simulations at various melt compositions allow the liquidus to be determined and compared with experiment. In order to test the precision achievable by a direct simulation...
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Lanning, O., Shellswell, S., & Madden, P. (2004). Solid-liquid coexistence in ionic systems and the properties of the interface. MOLECULAR PHYSICS, 102(9-10), 839–855.

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Lanning, O., et al. “Solid-Liquid Coexistence in Ionic Systems and the Properties of the Interface.” MOLECULAR PHYSICS, vol. 102, no. 9-10, 2004, pp. 839–55.

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Lanning, O, S Shellswell, and P Madden. 2004. “Solid-Liquid Coexistence in Ionic Systems and the Properties of the Interface.” MOLECULAR PHYSICS 102 (9-10): 839–55.
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University of Oxford

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Journal:: MOLECULAR PHYSICS
Volume:: 102
Issue:: 9-10
Pages:: 839-855
Publication date:: 2004-05-10
DOI:: 10.1080/00268970410001689621
EISSN:: 1362-3028
ISSN:: 0026-8976

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Language:: English
Pubs id:: pubs:369766
UUID:: uuid:61e3d77c-9228-45fa-aeaa-6b2ff09db10e
Local pid:: pubs:369766
Source identifiers:: 369766
Deposit date:: 2013-11-16

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