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The thermodynamic Gibbs equation \[ d\gamma_{12} = -\Gamma_1^{(0)}d\mu_1^{(0)} - \Gamma_1d\mu_1 - \Gamma_2^{(0)}d\mu_2^{(0)} - \Gamma_2d\mu_2 \] is considered, where \(d\gamma_{12}\) is change of surface tension, \(d\mu_i^{(0)}\) and \(d\mu_i\) are changes of chemical potentials of matrix and of admixture in i-th material \(i = 1,2\). \(\Gamma_i^{(0)}\) and \(\Gamma_i\) are specific numbers of atoms of matrix and of admixture per the grain boundary surface.
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