The Solubility of Metals in Liquid Zinc

Abstract

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Electrochemical Behaviors and Thermodynamic Properties of Ce on Liquid Bi, Sn, and Zn Electrodes in Molten LiCl-KCl Salt

“…This seems to be a reasonable assumption, because the activity coefficient remains almost constant below the solubility level. 30 The solubilities [31][32][33] and the activity coefficients of Ce in the metals are listed in Table V. In the case of Ce in Bi, the activity coefficient of this study (3.16 × 10 −14 ) is slightly lower than that reported by Zhang et al (1.03 × 10 −13 ) which was calculated by fitting with other literature results. 13 Assumptions that the activity coefficient and diffusion coefficient of reduced and oxidized species are the same can cause the discrepancy.…”

Microstructure of the coating and mechanical properties of galvanized chromium-rich martensitic steel

“…Chromium sharing between the ς and η phases is understood because the limit of solubility of chromium in zinc at 450°C is relatively high (0.75 wt.% Cr) [22]. The relatively high solubility of chromium in zinc explains that the Zn 17 Cr compound does not nucleate, and suggests that chromium from the steel partially dissolves into the bath.…”