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DOI: 10.1002/chin.197239027
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ChemInform Abstract: ZUSTANDSDIAGRAMM DES SYST. CU‐P

Abstract: Durch DTA, Gefüge‐ und Röntgenphasenanalyse wurde das Partialdiagramm Cu3P‐CuP2 bestimmt.

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“…Studies of Gibbs energy changes associated with copper phosphide formation consist entirely of vapor pressure studies. The partial pressure of P 4 in equilibrium with CuP 2 and Cu 3 P has been measured by Haraldsen (873-1073 K) and by Ugai et al (963-1173 K) 133,222 using static method techniques; the agreement between the results is impressive. Combining the two results, for In addition to this, Gordienko and Viksman reported the partial pressure of P 4 generated by the decomposition of Cu 3 P. 221 However, the temperatures at which values are reported (1178, 1238, and 1292 K) are higher than the Cu/Cu 3 P eutectic in Figure 17, making the data unusable for calculating assessed thermodynamic properties for Cu 3 P (and thus for CuP 2 as well).…”
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“…Studies of Gibbs energy changes associated with copper phosphide formation consist entirely of vapor pressure studies. The partial pressure of P 4 in equilibrium with CuP 2 and Cu 3 P has been measured by Haraldsen (873-1073 K) and by Ugai et al (963-1173 K) 133,222 using static method techniques; the agreement between the results is impressive. Combining the two results, for In addition to this, Gordienko and Viksman reported the partial pressure of P 4 generated by the decomposition of Cu 3 P. 221 However, the temperatures at which values are reported (1178, 1238, and 1292 K) are higher than the Cu/Cu 3 P eutectic in Figure 17, making the data unusable for calculating assessed thermodynamic properties for Cu 3 P (and thus for CuP 2 as well).…”
Section: Group Ibmentioning
confidence: 85%
“…Studies of Gibbs energy changes associated with copper phosphide formation consist entirely of vapor pressure studies. The partial pressure of P 4 in equilibrium with CuP 2 and Cu 3 P has been measured by Haraldsen (873−1073 K) and by Ugai et al (963−1173 K) , using static method techniques; the agreement between the results is impressive. Combining the two results, for In addition to this, Gordienko and Viksman reported the partial pressure of P 4 generated by the decomposition of Cu 3 P .…”
Section: Group Ibmentioning
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