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Hume-Rothery Rules

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Published on Mar 6, 2012

Applies the Hume-Rothery rules to predict solubility of an aluminum-silicon alloy.

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AMBARISH R RAO 4 months ago

relative valence factor rule states that--a metal of higher valency is more likely to dissolve to a larger extent in one with lower valency..eg.40% Zn in Cu but not vice versa...(according to my text material)...you say valencies should be similar in the "relative valence factor rule"...pls clarify...
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Pokeimaan 6 months ago

Shouldn't miscibility be a property of liquid metals and not solids?
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