1957
DOI: 10.2320/jinstmet1952.21.11_665
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An Investigation on the Titanium-Iron-Carbon System (1st Report). On the Titanium-Iron System

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“…They exist in a relative wide homogeneity range extending for ZrFe, from about 66 to 73 atyo Fe (at 1300 to1400 "C) [l, 21 and for TiFe, from about 64.5 to 71.5 atyo Fe (at 1300 "C) [2,3]. Several investigations of the magnetic properties of ZrFe, and TiFe, are known in the literature [l, 4 to 151.…”
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“…They exist in a relative wide homogeneity range extending for ZrFe, from about 66 to 73 atyo Fe (at 1300 to1400 "C) [l, 21 and for TiFe, from about 64.5 to 71.5 atyo Fe (at 1300 "C) [2,3]. Several investigations of the magnetic properties of ZrFe, and TiFe, are known in the literature [l, 4 to 151.…”
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“…1,2 The Ti-Fe alloy has a wide homogeneity range at 1300 C, 3,4 leading to the appearance of a composition variation at room temperature for TiFe 2 . Between x ¼ 0 and x ¼ 0.7, TiFe 2þx may be AF and FM.…”
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