The Solid-Liquid Equilibrium Diagram of Argon and Krypton

Abstract

MEASUREMENTS of the properties of condensed solutions of the inert gases should prove important in the development of the theory of solutions because of the comparatively simple nature of the interatomic forces. While, from the theoretical point of view, equilibrium diagrams are complicated in that they necessarily contain information concerning two or more forms of solution, their determination is a most useful initial step in the examination of any system.