Article

Arhive, 2001, № 5

Thermophysical Properties of Materials

2001. V. 39. № 5. P. 670–673

Shpil'rain É.É., Belova A.M., Shkermontov V.I., Mozgovoi A.G., Skovorod'ko S.N.

Experimental investigation of the pressure of saturated vapors of liquid alloys of alkali metals at high temperatures: $\mathrm{K}$–$\mathrm{Cs}$ system

The saturated vapor pressure of liquid potassium–cesium alloys of five compositions ($15.0$, $30.0$, $50.0$, $65.0$, and $85.0$ at.$\%$$\mathrm{Cs}$) is measured by the $U$-tube manometer method in the temperature range from 760 to 1289 K. The alloys are prepared by the weighing method at a fairly high purity of starting potassium and cesium ($>99.99$ wt $\%$ for each of the alkali metals). The confidential error of the experimental results is in the range from $1.0$ to $1.5\%$. The approximating equations for the saturated vapor pressure of the investigated $\mathrm{K}$–$\mathrm{Cs}$ alloys are derived from the statistical regression analysis of the experimental data.

Article reference:
Shpil'rain É.É., Belova A.M., Shkermontov V.I., Mozgovoi A.G., Skovorod'ko S.N. Experimental investigation of the pressure of saturated vapors of liquid alloys of alkali metals at high temperatures: $\mathrm{K}$–$\mathrm{Cs}$ system, High Temp., 2001. V. 39. № 5. P. 670