A model of hard spheres immersed in a uniform background potential, which has been successfully applied to the calculation of atomic self-diffusion in liquid metals, is shown to give a quantitative description of the velocity of sound, the compressibility, and their temperature dependences in liquid metals of widely different masses, valences, densities, and melting points.
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P. Ascarelli (1968) studied this question.
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