Thermophysical properties and thermodynamic functions of the beryllium, magnesium, and praseodymium alloyed Zn–55Al alloy

Resumo

The dependence of beryllium, magnesium, and praseodymium additives on the temperature dependences of the Zn–55Al alloy thermophysical properties and thermodynamic functions is investigated. With the increase in the alloying additive, the values of the studied properties increase with the temperature increase whereas the Gibbs energies decrease.