par Barrat, J. L.;Baus, Marc ;Hansen, Jean Pierre
Référence Journal of physics. C, Solid state physics, 20, page (1413-1430)
Publication Publié, 1987
Référence Journal of physics. C, Solid state physics, 20, page (1413-1430)
Publication Publié, 1987
Article révisé par les pairs
Résumé : | The density functional theory of freezing is extended to the crystallisation of multicomponent systems into substitutional solid solutions. The formalism is applied to the case of binary mixtures of hard spheres. As the ratio of diameters α = σ1/σ2 is lowered, the fluid-solid phase diagram evolves from a spindle shape (1> α > 0.94) into an azeotropic diagram (0.94 > α >0.92) and finally into a eutectic diagram (0.92 > α > 0.85). The influence of inter-atomic attractions is examined within the van der Waals mean-field approximation. The resulting phase diagrams are even richer than for the bare hard-sphere mixtures, and turn out to be very sensitive to the combination rule for the attractive energy between opposite species. © 1987 IOP Publishing Ltd. |