The atomic weight in alloying is represented by the image below. To calculate atomic weight in alloying, four essential parameters are needed and these parameters are Composition of Metal 1 (C1), Composition of Metal 2 (C2), Atomic Weight of Metal 1 (A1) and Atomic Weight of Metal 2 (A2).
The formula for calculating atomic weight in alloying:
Aave = 100/((C1/A1) + (C2/A2))
Where:
Aave = Atomic Weight in Alloying
C1Â = Composition of Metal 1
C2 = Composition of Metal 2
A1Â = Atomic Weight of Metal 1
A2 = Atomic Weight of Metal 2
Given an example;
Find the atomic weight in alloying when the composition of metal 1 is 8, the composition of metal 2 is 4, the atomic weight of metal 1 is 7 and the atomic weight of metal is 9.
This implies that;
C1 = Composition of Metal 1 = 8
C2 = Composition of Metal 2 = 4
A1 = Atomic Weight of Metal 1 = 7
A2 = Atomic Weight of Metal 2 = 9
That is, Aave = 100/((C1/A1) + (C2/A2))
Aave = 100/((8/7) + (4/9))
Aave = 100/((1.142) + (0.444))
So, Aave = 100/(1.587))
Aave = 63
Therefore, the atomic weight in alloying is 63 g/mol.
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Once, you have obtained the calculator encyclopedia app, proceed to the Calculator Map, then click on Materials and Metallurgical under Engineering.
Now, Click on Imperfection in Solids under Materials and Metallurgical
Now, Click on Atomic Weight in Alloying under Imperfection in Solids
The screenshot below displays the page or activity to enter your values, to get the answer for the atomic weight in alloying according to the respective parameter which is the Composition of Metal 1 (C1), Composition of Metal 2 (C2), Atomic Weight of Metal 1 (A1) and Atomic Weight of Metal 2 (A2).
Now, enter the values appropriately and accordingly for the parameters as required by the Composition of Metal 1 (C1) is 8, Composition of Metal 2 (C2) is 4, Atomic Weight of Metal 1 (A1) is 7 and Atomic Weight of Metal 2 (A2) is 9.
Finally, Click on Calculate
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