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Analysis of the Zn-Se system

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The Zn-Se phase diagram is reanalyzed with an associated solution model for the liquid, new Se-rich liquidus points, and a new Gibbs energy of formation for ZnSe(s). After the liquid model parameters are fixed by a best fit to the liquidus points, the entire liquidus is generated as well as the partial pressures of Zn and of Se2 along the ZnSe(s) three-phase curve, isotherms for the enthalpy of mixing, and the isotherm for the activity coefficients at the 1799 K melting point of ZnSe(s).

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Brebrick, R.F., Liu, H. Analysis of the Zn-Se system. JPE 17, 495–501 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02665996

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