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• W2048263670 abstract "THE properties and behaviour of solid metals have been extensively investigated both from the point of view of the metallurgist and of the engineer. In recent years the substantial advances which have been made in the field of solid state physics have greatly improved the theoretical understanding of the subject. The s tudy of metals in the solid state is relatively easy as the atoms are regularly arranged on a crystal lattice wMch can be examined in detail by means of x-rays and described in simple mathematical terms. A stage has now been reached at which many of the properties of solid metals can be quantitatively described in terms of the electron theory of metals or of dislocation theory. In comparison with these studies of solids the investigation of the liquid state is still in its infancy. The experimental and mathematical problems are much greater because of the irregular atomic arrangement in the liquid state and the fact that in general the temperatures at which liquids exist are higher than those for solids. The s tudy of gases is simpler than that of liquids since the interatomic forces in gases are much smaller and the ideal gas laws can be applied. From the practical point of view there is no lack of interest in liquid metals. Ill After the refining process, nearly all metals are melted and cast, either into a final shape or into a shape suitable for working in the solid state. Changes in the properties of the liquid metal may profoundly affect the soundness and quality of the casting. Increased interest is being shown in the use of liquid metals as heat exchange media in chemical and engineering plant and in nuclear reactors. The latter aspect has, in recent years, stimulated research on liquid metals and alloys in the United States and, to a lesser extent, the United Kingdom and Russia. From the measurements of a number of physical properties of liquid metals and by comparison with the corresponding properties of solid metals, it is possible to derive a picture of the structure of liquids. On the basis of the~e observations a number of mathematical and empirical theories 12~ have been proposed to account for the phenomenon of melting and for the behaviour of liquids. Some thought has also been given to the problem of the stability of liquid metals. These studies, which may be classified as the indirect approach to the elucidation of the structural behaviour of liquids, will be dealt with in the first part of this survey." @default.
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