Authors: Birnie, Dunbar; Machlin, E. S.; Kaufman, Larry; and
Taylor, Keith
Source: CALPHAD 6 (1982) 93-126
Abstract: A computer program is presented providing a means for
calculating the heat of formation for binary systems composed of twenty-seven
elements. The results are compared with thermochemical values for sixty-six
binary systems composed of all combinations of aluminum, cobalt, chromium,
copper, iron, manganese, molybdenum, nickel, silicon, titanium and tungsten.
The level of agreement provides a good measure of confidence in the usefulness
of this pair potential model to obtain estimates for data which is otherwise
available.