Melting and crystallization of a ga-in alloy confined in a porous glass

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Melting and crystallization of a ga-in alloy confined in a porous glass. / Pirozerski, A. L.; Nedbai, A. I.; Kumzerov, Yu A.; Fokin, A. V.; Lebedeva, E. L.

In: International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, Vol. 12, No. 21, 2017, p. 11107-11113.

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Pirozerski, AL , Nedbai, AI, Kumzerov, YA, Fokin, AV & Lebedeva, EL 2017, 'Melting and crystallization of a ga-in alloy confined in a porous glass', International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, vol. 12, no. 21, pp. 11107-11113.

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Pirozerski, A. L., Nedbai, A. I., Kumzerov, Y. A., Fokin, A. V., & Lebedeva, E. L. (2017). Melting and crystallization of a ga-in alloy confined in a porous glass. International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, 12(21), 11107-11113.

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Pirozerski AL , Nedbai AI, Kumzerov YA, Fokin AV, Lebedeva EL. Melting and crystallization of a ga-in alloy confined in a porous glass. International Journal of Applied Engineering Research. 2017;12(21):11107-11113.

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Pirozerski, A. L. ; Nedbai, A. I. ; Kumzerov, Yu A. ; Fokin, A. V. ; Lebedeva, E. L. / Melting and crystallization of a ga-in alloy confined in a porous glass. In: International Journal of Applied Engineering Research. 2017 ; Vol. 12, No. 21. pp. 11107-11113.

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title = "Melting and crystallization of a ga-in alloy confined in a porous glass",

abstract = "In this paper melting and crystallization of the indium-gallium alloy with indium content of 4 at. % embedded into the porous glass with pore size of 7 nm were studied using acoustic methods. Temperature dependencies of the velocity and attenuation of the ultrasound were measured in a wide temperature range. The expansion of the temperature range of the melting of α-Ga was observed. An anomaly on the temperature dependences of the ultrasound velocity and attenuation near ~223 K was revealed which is probably related with the formation of a small fraction of β-Ga.",

keywords = "Confined geometry, Indium-gallium alloy, Melting and crystallization in nanopores, Nanocomposite, Polymorphism, Porous glass, Pulse-phase ultrasonic technique, Size effects",

author = "Pirozerski, {A. L.} and Nedbai, {A. I.} and Kumzerov, {Yu A.} and Fokin, {A. V.} and Lebedeva, {E. L.}",

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