The Relation between the Surface Tension and the Bulk Properties of Diluted Silver Based Melts

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The wettability of graphite by the Ag-M based (M: Cd, In Sn, Sb) liquid alloys was measured using the sessile drop method at a temperature interval of 1273 1473 K. Except the Ag-Cd alloys, the investigated systems exhibit worse wettability than that of Ag (host metal) melt, within the investigated temperature range. The compositional and concentration dependence of contact angle (Θ) exhibits similar trends, than the residual resistivity change measured in the same alloys in solid state. Nevertheless, the measured segregation effects during the solidification are not significant.

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