Thermal Expansion of Some Fcc Transition Metals

Priyank Kumar; Nisarg K. Bhatt; Pulastya R. Vyas; Asvin R. Jani; Vinod B. Gohel

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Thermal Expansion of Some Fcc Transition Metals

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Volume thermal expansion of some fcc transition metals have been studied using improved lattice dynamical model. In this approach, the contribution of s like electron is calculated in 2nd order perturbation theory for the local model pseudopotential (Heine - Abrenkov) while that of the d electrons is taken into account by introduction of repulsive potential. The present study confirms that the use of improved model to study such anharmonic property yields satisfactory results. Looking to the success of present study, the present lattice mechanical model may be used to study thermophysical properties in high temperature and high pressure regions.

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Priyank Kumar, Nisarg K. Bhatt, Pulastya R. Vyas, Asvin R. Jani, Vinod B. Gohel

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