Physical metallurgy principles. Chap 7 Vacancies
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1 Physicl metllurgy priciples Chp 7 Vccies
2 Iterl eergy & etrpy Iterl eergy (U): ttl kietic d ptetil eergy f ll the tms i mteril bdy. Temperture mplitudes f the elstic wes iterl eergy The itesity f the lttice ibrtis is therefre fucti f temperture. etrpy (S): fr reersible pth S S T dq dq S S S ] re; ds T etrpy i stte etrpy i stte bslute temperture elemet f het dded t system fr irreersible pth: S S dq S ] irre; ds T dq T dq T Etrpy is fucti f stte; it depeds ly the stte f the system. The etrpy differece (S - S ) is idepedet f the wy.
3 Spteus rectis & Gibbs free eergy Rectis tht ccur spteusly re lwys irreersible. Gibbs free eergy is the imprtt t kw the cditis tht brig but spteus rectis. G U PV TS G : Gibbs free eergy U : iterl eergy P : pressure V : lume T : bslute S : etrpy temperture ethlpy : H U PV G H TS G G2 G1 H TS ( H 2 TS 2 ) ( H 1 TS 1 )
4 Reersible recti: free-eergy chge is zer t cstt temperture d pressure. dq Q S T e Te Q : the ltet het f freezig fr wter H U PV deritie f H dh du PdV VdP pressureis cstt VdP 0 the chge f lume is eglected PdV dh du Q Q dg Q Te Q Q 0 T If irreersible recti: TS > Q G < 0, the free eergy chge fr this spteus recti is egtie. G H TS While the free eergy tells us whether r t spteus recti is pssible, it ct predict the speed f the recti. Ex. Dimd d grphite e Q TS 0 0
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6 Sttisticl mechicl defiiti f etrpy * the mixig f gses is spteus (irreersible) recti free- eergy equti : dg dh TdS dh 0 dg TdS (t cstt P & T, iterl eergy chge) free- eergy decrese ds 0 Etrpy f the system hs icresed by the mixig f the gses. (system becmes mre disrdered) * reltish ip betwee etrpy d prbbilit y ltzm equti : S k l WP WP : the prbbilit y f stte k : ltzm' s cstt
7 the chge i mixig etrpy: S S S k l PW 2 k l PW 1 P S kl P S S W2 2 W1 1 1 etrpy f umixed gses P W 1 etrpy f mixed gses 2 W 2 prbbility f umixed stte prbbility f mixed stte * The prbbility f fidig the tms i the umixed (ll tms f gs i V ; ll tms f gs i V ) V V P, : umber f d tms V V W 1 V V P 1 S k l P k l V V V V kl kl V V k l k(1 )l(1 ) W2 2 W1 1 V V ( d 1 ) V V R k, k kn R N mixig-etrpy equti:(fr e mle f gs) P S R[ l (1 )l(1 )]
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9 相變態 Idel Slutis Idel slutis - Whe H mix = 0, the resultt sluti is sid t be idel. - I sttisticl thermdymics, etrpy is qutittiely relted t rdmess by the ltzm equti, i.e. k: ltzm s cstt, W: mesure f rdmess. - There re tw ctributis t the etrpy f slid sluti- therml ctributi S th d cfigurtil ctributi S cfig. If there is lume chge r het chge durig mixig the the ly ctributi t S mix is the chge i cfigurtil etrpy. efre mixig, the d tms re held seprtely i the system d there is ly e distiguishble wy i which the tms c be rrged. - Stirlig s pprximti If N G mix S k lw S H 1 k l1 0 S mix S 2 mix ln! NlN N TS mix G TS (1.22) mix mix 9 (1.23)
10 lw lw lw lw lw lw lw S cfig cfig cfig cfig cfig cfig cfig k lw ( N l N N N ln N N N N l N N N l N N N N N N R = N k: uiersl gs cstt. N l N l N l N l N N N )! l( N! N! l k N Nl l N Nl l N N l l N l N N l l N l N l l l R l l 2 cfig l N N )! l N S R l l ) (1.25) mix ( N l! l N N! 1 l 1 l S 0 mix 0 0 G T mix S mix Fig. 1.9 Free eergy f mixig10 fr idel sluti.
11 Vccy mechism The diffusi pheme is the mst geerlly cceptble hs bee the ccy mechism. Eergy sufficiet t ercme the brrier is furished by the therml r het ibrtis f the crystl lttice. Higher the temperture mre itese the therml ibrtis mre frequetly re the eergy brriers ercme. Vccy mti t high temperture is ery rpid the rte f diffusi icreses rpidly with icresig temperture. The equilibrium ccetrti f ccies i crystl s fucti f temperture. Vccy mti Creti ccy
12 ex. if crystlctiig tms d ct lttice sites thewrk f ccy be represeted by w crystlctiig ccies will he iterl eergy greter th tht f crystl withut ccies by w ** the free eergy f crystlctiig ccies : G H TS G : the free eergy due t ccies H : the ethlpy icrese due t the ccies S : the etrpy due t the ccies H w (iterl eergy fr ccies) G w TS
13 The etrpy f the crystl is icresed i the presece f ccies fr tw ress: 1. The tms djcet t ech hle re less restried th thse cmpletely surruded by ther tms d c ibrte i mre irregulr r rdm fshi. 2. Etrpy f mixig due t the presece f ccy. Sm S k[ l (1 )l(1 where Sm : mixig etrpy : ttl umber f tms ( ) : ccetrti f tm / (1 ) : ccetrti f tm ) /
14 ) ( ] [l 0 0] l 1 ) l( ) ( 1 ) [( 0 miimum t y gie temperture. mke ] l l ) )l( [( ccies : The free- eergy equti f ** ] l l ) )l( [( ] l l [ ) ( psitis ccupied lttice the ccetrti f : ccies the ccetrti f : ) (1 umber : ttl ccies d tms mixig csists f ex. / / kt w kt w m m m e e kt w kt w d dg G kt w T S w G k S k S
15 H f Nw d R kn Nw/ NkT H f / RT e e H f : the het f ctiti fr tfrm e mle R : gs cstt 8.31 jules/mle - K f ccies; jules/ml e ex. Cu, H f 83,700 jules/mle f ccies H f / RT 83,700/8.37T 10,000/ T e e e t T 0 e 0 10,000/ T 300K e e ,000/ T 1350K e e The strg effect f temperture the umber f ccies.
16 Temperture depedece G w TS 1 : w TS G 0 e (high temperture) e (lw temperture) ( high temp. icrese the etrpy th lw temp.)
17 ** the equilibriu m rti f ccies t tms t gie temp. T H f / RT e * the required eergy f jump f tms it ccies is supplied by the therml r het ibrti f the crystl. **fr tm jump t ccy: p cst e p : the prbbilit y f tm pssesses eergy equl t r greter th gie eergy q q : height f eergy brrier r m r e r : the umber f tm jumps per secd it H m : ctiti ethlpy fr the memet f ccies i jules per mle : cstt, depeds umber f fctrs. (the umber f tms brderig the hle; the ibrti frequecy f tms) 15 ex. Cu, 10, H m 121KJ / mle jump rte equti : 10 t 1350K r 210 jumps / sec t e 300K q H / kt / RT r q / kt 10 6 jumps / sec ccy
18 r r H H m / RT e : the umber f jumps per secd mde by tm : the umber f ccies : the umber f tms f e H f / RT : the ctiti ethlpy fr the frmti f ccies H / RT H / RT ( H )/ RT m f m f r e e e The rte t which tm jumps, r mes frm plce t plce i crystl, thus depeds tw eergies : H f : the wrk tfrm mle f ccies H m : the eergy brrier tht must be ercmei rder t me mle f tms it ccies. ** The tmic jump rte is extremely sesitie t temperture. H
19 Iterstitil tms Tw types f tms ccupy these iterstitil sites: 1. Smll sizes (C, N, H, O ) : iterstitil slid sluti. 2. Sme sizes tm (ex. Cu tm i Cu) : tm ccupy regulr lttice site, which c be redily prduced i metls s result f rditi dmge. Cllisis betwee fst eutrs d metl c result i kckig tms ut f their rml lttice sites. Oce the iterstitil defects re prduced, they re ery mbile.
20 Diccy If pir f ccies cmbie t mke sigle pit defect, diccy is sid t be creted. I metl where the ccies d diccies re equilibrium, e c pprximtely cmpute the rti f diccies t ccies usig this eq. Z: crditi., q b is the bidig eergy f diccy.
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