Herein, a simple thermodynamic approach using the Helmholtz free energy is proposed to estimate the noninteger valence in Ce‐based compounds at the γ→α phase transition. The idea of an electron phase transition within Anderson–Kondo model is used as a microscopic mechanism and applied to Ce–X (X = Y, Al–Sc) within 0–16 at% of X. In the suggested approach, valence of Ce–X compounds depends on volume collapse and the temperatures of start and finish of phase transition as well as external pressure, which can induce γ→α phase transition, and increases with rising the amount of impurity.
Abstract. Ni-Al based alloys are considered to be attractive high temperature shape memory materials. Among proposed alloying in the present work, there are Fe, Zr and Co elements. High temperature of martensitic transformation (Ms > 150 0 C) with full shape recovery is achieved due to Zr alloying. Complex doping of Zr and Fe/Co also makes possible to produce perspective high temperature shape memory alloys.
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