Vegard's law is an approximate empirical rule which holds that a linear relation exists, at constant temperature, between the crystal lattice constant of any alloy and the concentration the constituent elements. Applications of a density-functional Vegard's law is an approximate empirical rule which holds that a lineav relation exists, at con- theory of nonuniform fluid mixtures to the fluid-solid transition of simple binary mixtures of hard spheres demonstrates the importance of rela- tive atomic sizes in determining lattice constants and suggests that for suSciently small disparities in atomic size Vegard's law may also hold along the fluid-solid coexistence curve.
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