Electrotransport in binary iron-based metal melts

Resumo

The mobility of ions in binary iron-based liquid metal systems is calculated for the first time, based on studies on the specific resistance and self-diffusion coefficient in a wide range of concentrations. It is established that iron ions move toward the anode in Fe–V and Fe–Mo systems, and toward the cathode in Fe–W and Fe–Pt systems; i.e., there is inversion of electrotransport for iron ions. When the concentration of a component is reduced, the mobility of its ions grows in modulus.