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Abstract The driving force for phase transformations in solids can be modified by the presence of magnetic fields. The basic principles involved in this effect are presented. It is shown how changes in the magnetic contribution to the total Gibbs free energy are related to other parameters, such as the activities of mobile species, the potentials of solids in electrochemical systems, and the temperature dependence of phase equilibria. The application of this effect in solid state ionic systems containing mixed ionic-electronic conductors with high rates of chemical diffusion, such as metal hydrides, is discussed.
Ionics – Springer Journals
Published: Jul 1, 1995
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