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    <subfield code="a">Estimation of Viscosity of Alloys Using Gibbs Free Energy of Mixing and Geometric Model</subfield>
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    <subfield code="a">&lt;p&gt;Abstract&amp;mdash;In the present work, using mixing Gibbs free energies and Chou&amp;rsquo;s general solution model (GSM),&lt;br&gt;
by considering the excess activation energies from the binary subsystems, the viscosities of the simple ternary&lt;br&gt;
Au&amp;ndash;Ag&amp;ndash;Cu, Al&amp;ndash;Cu&amp;ndash;Si, and Fe&amp;ndash;Ni&amp;ndash;Co and liquid alloys of binary subsystems have been evaluated via well&lt;br&gt;
known Chou model and physical models, such as Kaptay, Kozlov&amp;ndash;Romanov&amp;ndash;Petrov (KRP), and Schick&lt;br&gt;
et al. at temperatures 1373, 1375, and 1873 K. A comparison between the evaluated results and experimental&lt;br&gt;
values of the Au&amp;ndash;Ag&amp;ndash;Cu, Al&amp;ndash;Cu&amp;ndash;Si, and Fe&amp;ndash;Ni&amp;ndash;Co ternary alloys was carried out. In this study, the success&lt;br&gt;
of the application of the aforementioned geometric and physical models to the viscosity calculations of&lt;br&gt;
the alloys discussed and the viscosite data are presented to the literature. In order to determine the applicability&lt;br&gt;
success, the mean square deviation analysis was performed. According to the values in this table, Schick&lt;br&gt;
et al. and KRP models which are derived from the physical quantities among the models discussed provide&lt;br&gt;
best description of the viscosity for the Al&amp;ndash;Cu&amp;ndash;Si and Au&amp;ndash;Ag&amp;ndash;Cu alloys, respectivel&lt;/p&gt;</subfield>
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