Molar volume of 6Li, 7Li and natural Li in the liquid state
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Yuta Shimizu, Akitoshi Mizuno, Tadahiko Masaki
The densities of natural Li, concentrated 6Li and concentrated 7Li in the liquid state were each measured by the two-sphere-Archimedes method. The measured density of natural Li in the liquid state was in good agreement with previous data. From these data the molar volumes of natural Li, concentrated 6Li and concentrated 7Li in the liquid state were calculated. Among those three kinds of liquid Li, the molar volume changes in an almost common straight line with the variation of the temperature. This indicates that no isotope effect can be seen between the molar volume in the liquid state of 6Li and that of 7Li within the present experimental error. The simple model calculation of the molar volume of liquid Li was performed based on the hard sphere model immersed in the uniform electron gas. Calculated molar volumes agree with experimental ones.
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