Abstract
The enthalpies of mixing of lead – antimony alloys were determined at 973 K in the range 0.2 < X Sb < 0.6 by direct liquid–liquid reaction calorimetry (DLLRC). The results are compared with data of the literature. The mixing enthalpies in the Pb – Sb liquid phase are weakly negative over the entire investigated concentration range with a minimum at Δ mix H m = −70 J mol −1 at X Sb = 0.4. In addition, the Pb – Sb phase diagram on the Pb-rich side was revised using differential scanning calorimetry (DSC). The coordinates of the eutectic point have been ensured. An optimization of the binary Pb – Sb system was finally performed. The calculated phase diagram and thermodynamic functions agree well with experimental data.
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