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Adsorption rules in metallic alloys

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    Values of the adsorption of antimony in indium-antimony alloys have been calculated and it has been shown that in the antimony adsorption isotherm there are two maxima, and in the region of concentrations corresponding to the formation of indium antimonide a relative minimum in the adsorption occurs.

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    The value of the heat of adsorption of antimony in In-Sb alloys has been determined and the results obtained have been compared with the heat of formation of the chemical compound.

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Lazarev, V.B. Adsorption rules in metallic alloys. Russ Chem Bull 12, 509–511 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00844418

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