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2. Please calculate the configurational entropy and VEC of the equi-atomic NiCo,...
Sep 28, 2024
2. Please calculate the configurational entropy and VEC of the equi-atomic NiCo, NiCoCr, FeCoNiCr, FeCoNiCrMn alloys.
Solution
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Calculate Configurational Entropy: The configurational entropy S S for a system with n n components can be calculated using the formula: S=kBlnΩ S = k_B \ln \Omega where Ω \Omega is the number of possible configurations. For equi-atomic alloys, Ω \Omega can be determined by the formula: Ω=N!n1!n2!nk! \Omega = \frac{N!}{n_1! n_2! \ldots n_k!} where N N is the total number of atoms and ni n_i is the number of atoms of each type. For the alloys NiCo, NiCoCr, FeCoNiCr, and FeCoNiCrMn, we will calculate Ω \Omega for each
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Calculate VEC (Valence Electron Concentration): The VEC can be calculated by summing the valence electrons of each element in the alloy. For example, Ni has 10, Co has 9, Cr has 6, and Fe has 8 valence electrons. The VEC for each alloy can be calculated as: VEC=(valence electrons of each element×number of atoms of that element) \text{VEC} = \sum (\text{valence electrons of each element} \times \text{number of atoms of that element}) We will apply this to each alloy
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Summarize Results: After calculating S S and VEC for each alloy, we will summarize the results in a table format for clarity
Answer
Configurational entropy and VEC values for the alloys will be provided in a summarized table after calculations.
Key Concept
Configurational entropy and VEC are important for understanding the thermodynamic properties of alloys.
Explanation
The configurational entropy reflects the number of ways atoms can be arranged, while VEC indicates the electron concentration affecting properties like conductivity and magnetism.
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