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Isomer shift in binary iron alloys

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The isomer shift of binary iron alloys is related to the itineracy of the valence electrons. The problem of a volume correction in disordered alloys is discussed and further avoided by using data of intermetallic compounds. From a large selection of possible parameters a linear combination of the electronegativityφ * and the electron densityn ws in the Wigner-Seitz cell seems to be a good choice for fitting the data. The problem that these parameters are of minor importance for the cohesion in transition metal alloys is discussed.

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Werkman, R.D., Bos, C.J. & van der Woude, F. Isomer shift in binary iron alloys. Hyperfine Interact 54, 883–889 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02396144

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