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The lithium solubility limit in solid aluminum was determined by the use of micro-graphic techniques. The solubility limit thus established was shown to be a true equilibrium by checking the reversibility of AlLi phase precipitation and dissolution around the equilibrium temperature. The experimental results fit a straight line by plotting log N(L1) against 1/T. The metallurgical reasons explaining the lack of agreement among previous investigations are discussed.
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S. K. NOWAK, formerly Attache de Recherches, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, Paris, France
TP 4170E. Manuscript, July 1, 1955. New York Meeting, February 1956.
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Nowak, S.K. Solid Solubility of Lithium in Aluminum. JOM 8, 553–556 (1956). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03377727
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