Using molecular dynamics simulations, we investigated superheating and melting behaviors of homogeneous crystals, coated particles and confined ultra-thin films. Upon heating, melting is found to occur homogeneously and is initiated by liquid nuclei. Defect generation and subsequent accumulation due to the local lattice instability within a hot crystal can induce those liquid embryos. For those confined fine particles or thin films, size-dependent superheating can be predicted based on the classical theory of homogeneous nucleation.
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acad sinica, inst met res, state key lab rsa, shenyang 110015, peoples r china.;jin, zh (reprint author), acad sinica, inst met res, state key lab rsa, shenyang 110015, peoples r china
Z. H. Jin,K. Lu. Melting as a homogeneously nucleated process within crystals undergoing superheating[J]. Zeitschrift Fur Metallkunde,2000,91(4):275-279.
APA
Z. H. Jin,&K. Lu.(2000).Melting as a homogeneously nucleated process within crystals undergoing superheating.Zeitschrift Fur Metallkunde,91(4),275-279.
MLA
Z. H. Jin,et al."Melting as a homogeneously nucleated process within crystals undergoing superheating".Zeitschrift Fur Metallkunde 91.4(2000):275-279.
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