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It is known that the compatibility of construction materials with a metallic melt depends on the equilibrium solubility of the material in the liquid phase. In case of some binary melts such as Na-K and Pb-Bi of eutectic composition, there are experimental data which allows the estimation of their compatibility with constructional materials of different types. For other two-component metallic melts, however, only limited data on the solubility of metals are published [1]. Additional difficulties are encountered, if the melts contain impurities like oxygen, nitrogen, carbon and hydrogen, which have a significant influence on the compatibility of solid and liquid metals. A preliminary estimation of the compatibility of constructional materials with multi-component melts is proposed which is based on a procedure to calculate the solubility of solid metals in pure two-component melts and also in melts containing non-metallic impurities that would be possible.
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Krasin, V.P. (1995). Application of Solution Models for the Prediction of Corrosion Phenomena in Liquid Metals. In: Borgstedt, H.U., Frees, G. (eds) Liquid Metal Systems. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-1977-5_33
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