Crystallization and thermal properties of Al2O3Y2O3 melts

Reference Data for the Density and Viscosity of Liquid Cadmium, Cobalt, Gallium, Indium, Mercury, Silicon, Thallium, and Zinc

“…The remaining six sets of measurements were all primary data. Pycnometers were employed by Nal'giev and Ibragimov 26 and by Köster et al, 27 an areometer densimeter was employed by Alchagirov, 25 while Nizhenko et al 28 employed a sessile-drop instrument, and Yagodin et al 23 and Stankus and Tyagel'sky 24 γ-ray instruments. (iv) Indium: 11 investigators reported measurements of the density of indium.…”

“…The measurements of Alchagirov et al 8 and Crawley 9 were performed in absolute pycnometers and with very low uncertainty and were thus considered as primary data. The measurements of Stankus and Tyagel'sky 24 and Schneider and Heymer, 10 performed in a γray instrument with very low uncertainty, were also part of the primary dataset. It should however be noted that, although the measurements of Stankus and Tyagel'sky 24 extended to 1500 K, we have not included the data above 1100 K because no other investigator performed measurements higher than 1100 K. Part of the primary dataset were also the measurements of Wang et al 32 37 Zhou et al, 38 Oshaka et al, 41 and Rhim et al 42 were performed in an electrostatic levitation instrument.…”

“…The measurements of Stankus and Tyagel'sky 24 and Schneider and Heymer, 10 performed in a γray instrument with very low uncertainty, were also part of the primary dataset. It should however be noted that, although the measurements of Stankus and Tyagel'sky 24 extended to 1500 K, we have not included the data above 1100 K because no other investigator performed measurements higher than 1100 K. Part of the primary dataset were also the measurements of Wang et al 32 37 Zhou et al, 38 Oshaka et al, 41 and Rhim et al 42 were performed in an electrostatic levitation instrument. Mukai and Yuan, 39 Khilya and Ivashchenko, 44 57 employed the pulse-heating technique for the measurement of liquid zinc with an uncertainty of 4%.…”

Density measurements of molten Y3Al5O12 and Y2O3‐Al2O3 compounds using an electrostatic levitation technique

“…Fratello et al 19 . and Stankus et al 20 . utilized an Archimedean two‐bob technique and a gamma ray method, respectively.…”

Thermal Conductivity and Thermal Diffusivity of Liquid Indium–Tin Alloys

“…The thermal diffusivity of the cell material was measured in additional experiments for the samples of the same material from which the cells were produced. Values of the density and heat capacity of molybdenum and eutectic were taken from reference data [6][7][8]. The density and heat capacity of In 34.05 Sn 65.95 and In 80.53 Sn 19.47 were calculated by the additivity rule for an ideal solution.…”