THERMODYNAMICAL BEHAVIOUR OF IONIC SOLIDS UNDER THE EFFECT OF HIGH PRESSURE AND HIGH TEMPERATURE

By Dr. Praveen Kumar

PAPER BACK ISBN : 978-93-86789-00-6

DATE : 2017

PAGES : 1-161

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LANGUAGE : English

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The relationship between the pressure and the corresponding change in volume provides an information regarding the compression of solids under the effect of pressure. The Murnaghan’s equation as well as the Birch equation need to be modified if we have to predict the pressure-volume relationship at elevated temperature. Such modification should be introduced in order to incorporate thermal effects. 
In order to understand the thermodynamic behaviour of soluds adequately under the effect of high pressure and high temperature, we have to develop models for estimating the variations of thermal expansivity and bulk modulus [10]. The pressure dependence of thermal expansivity and temperature dependence of bulk modulus are directly related to each other and defined in terms of the Anderson-Gruneisen parameters [3, 4, 11]. It is, therefore of, central importance to investigate the variation of the Anderson Parameter under the effect  of pressure and temperature [12-13]. The knowledge of the volume dependence of the Gruneisen parameter and the Debye temperature is also very useful for understanding the thermodynamic behaviour of solids [14-15]. in particular the volume dependence of the Gruneisen Parameter is required for investigating the equation of state [16] whereas the pressure dependence of Debye temperature is needed for studying the recoilless emission or absorption in the Mossbauer effect [17].  

CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION             
•    LIST OF PUBLICATIONS 

CHAPTER II     PHENOMENOLOGICAL EQUATIONS OF STATE 
•    MURNAGHAN’S EQUATION
•    MODIFIED MURNAGHAN’S EQUATION
•    BIRCH EQUATION OF STATE
•    OTHER PHENOMENOLOGICAL EQUATIONS
CHAPTER III DERIVATIVES OF BULK 
MODULUS AND INTERIONIC POTENTIALS             
•    DERIVATIVES OF BULK MODULUS 
•    INTERIONIC POTENTIALS            
CHAPTER IV THE ANDERSON – GRUNEISEN    
PARAMETERS              
CHAPTER V FORMULATIONS, ANALYSIS, RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS    
•    EQUATIONS OF STATE AND PRESSURE DERIVATIVES OF BULK MODULUS 
•    TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF THERMAL
EXPANSIVITY AND BULK MODULUS
•    ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE-VOLUME-TEMPERATURE RELATIONSHIP
•    TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF ELASTIC CONSTANTS 
•    THEORY OF THERMAL EXPANSIVITY AND BULK
•    MODULUS BASED ON THE BORN AND HUANG FORMULATION 
CHAPTER VI SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS  
 

Dr. Praveen Kumar ( Dr. Praveen Kumar Saraswat)working as Associate professor & Head in post graduate department of physics, Narain College, Shikohabad affiliated to DR BHIM RAO AMBEDKAR UNIVERSITY, AGRA (Formerly known as AGRA UNIVERSITY, AGRA. He obtained his B.Sc. , M.Sc. & Ph.D. degree from DBRAU, AGRA in 1986,1988 & 1998 respectively. The specialization of his Ph.D. is condensed matter physics. He has teaching experience of more than 26 years of UG & PG classes, research experience of more than 18 years during which five (05) students were 

Subject Covers:-
•    MURNAGHAN’S EQUATION
•    MODIFIED MURNAGHAN’S EQUATION
•    BIRCH EQUATION OF STATE
•    OTHER PHENOMENOLOGICAL EQUATIONS
•    DERIVATIVES OF BULK MODULUS 
•    INTERIONIC POTENTIALS            
•    EQUATIONS OF STATE AND PRESSURE DERIVATIVES OF BULK MODULUS 
•    TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF THERMAL EXPANSIVITY AND BULK MODULUS
•    ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE-VOLUME-TEMPERATURE RELATIONSHIP
•    TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF ELASTIC CONSTANTS 
•    THEORY OF THERMAL EXPANSIVITY AND BULK
•    MODULUS BASED ON THE BORN AND HUANG FORMULATION CHAPTER VI SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS  
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