Abstract
Experimental data are presented for the surface tension of melts of the sodium-cesium system in the liquid state, obtained by the large drop method on samples prepared from high-purity components. It is shown that cesium in melts exhibits very high surface activity, attaining in extreme cases ∼3000 mN/(m at %). Our results verify data of the activity ratio of cesium in melts with sodium and correlates with the basic criteria for surface activity in binary metal melts.
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