Abstract
AbstractIn given work the crystal growth kinetics connected with some refractory and transition metals is considered. For melts of Fe, Co, Ni, Cr, Zr, Ti, Ag, Cu, and Pb in the vicinity of melting temperatures the solid phase growth is described by means of a fluctuation theory applied for the macro‐systems. By virtue of the “unlimited” and limited spectrum solid state particle concentration fluctuations' theory some effective kinetic coefficients have been estimated in the work. The effective kinetic coefficients are specific in the case of normal crystal growth kinetics. In the case of the crystallization of Fe, Co, Ni, Cr, Zr, Ti, Ag, Cu, and Pb‐melts a comparison between two effective kinetic coefficients (based on the fluctuation theory and so‐called equilibrium growth points density) has been realized. In most cases a satisfactory agreement between the effective kinetic coefficients has been observed.
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