This work is aimed to advance the understanding of interfacial saturation phenomena for liquid metal surfaces. The interactions between a liquid metal drop and an oxidising atmosphere can be described by a physical-mathematical description of the liquid metal interface/surrounding environment interface evolution. The closed system and equilibrium assumption were rejected and reference was made to a liquid metal drop as an open system and its related time variation conditions (stationary drop assumption). A better demonstration of the experimental relevance of evolution times towards the stationary condition, in particular for liquid tin is done.
Composition transients and saturation phenomena at a liquid metal-vapour interface: An advanced theoretical approach and an application to the oxidation of tin in a vacuum
E Ricci;
2005
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This work is aimed to advance the understanding of interfacial saturation phenomena for liquid metal surfaces. The interactions between a liquid metal drop and an oxidising atmosphere can be described by a physical-mathematical description of the liquid metal interface/surrounding environment interface evolution. The closed system and equilibrium assumption were rejected and reference was made to a liquid metal drop as an open system and its related time variation conditions (stationary drop assumption). A better demonstration of the experimental relevance of evolution times towards the stationary condition, in particular for liquid tin is done.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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