1971
DOI: 10.1051/jcp/19716811133
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Étude calorimétrique des systèmes binaires de tellure et de métaux nobles

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“…So the enthalpies at 1103 K and 1200 K [3] and 1281 K [17] were not used in the optimization. The enthalpy of mixing of liquid Au-Te alloys measured by Ishida et al [16] for 60-100 at.% Te is in very good agreement with the results of Castanet et al [14]. Bergman and Castanet [3] deduced an enthalpy versus composition expression from their data obtained at 737 K and the experiment results of [14,16].…”
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confidence: 83%
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“…So the enthalpies at 1103 K and 1200 K [3] and 1281 K [17] were not used in the optimization. The enthalpy of mixing of liquid Au-Te alloys measured by Ishida et al [16] for 60-100 at.% Te is in very good agreement with the results of Castanet et al [14]. Bergman and Castanet [3] deduced an enthalpy versus composition expression from their data obtained at 737 K and the experiment results of [14,16].…”
Section: Experimental Informationsupporting
confidence: 83%
“…The enthalpy of mixing of liquid Au-Te alloys was determined by calorimetric measurements at 737 K [14], 751, 819, [16], and at 1281 K [17]. The agreement of the data between [3] and [17] is poor and the data at 1103 K is too negative.…”
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“…In view of the complex composition of the vapor phase, the total pressure of saturated vapor over the [19,20], and (8) [3]; present results derived as described in [21] from (5) the heats of formation of melts, CuTe, and Cu 2 Te [3,7,22], (6) emf data [23], and (7) calorimetry data [24]. The lines of two-and three-phase equilibria are discussed in text; the normals at points T e , I, H, G, A m , M, A e , C m , and T m represent the lines of three-phase equilibria involving no vapor phase.…”
Section: P-t Phase Diagram Of the Cu-te Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%