1965
DOI: 10.1063/1.1713979
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“…3), considerably different from that of approximately 31 at.% Te estimated by Gimpl et al [1] ( Fig. 1) and Bhan et al [2] (Fig.…”
Section: Phase Relationsmentioning
confidence: 56%
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“…3), considerably different from that of approximately 31 at.% Te estimated by Gimpl et al [1] ( Fig. 1) and Bhan et al [2] (Fig.…”
Section: Phase Relationsmentioning
confidence: 56%
“…The PtTe phase was reported to be formed by peritectic reaction of PtTez and liquid at 920"C (Gimpl et al [11) and at 935"C (Bhan et al [2]). Gimpl et al [1] reported the PtTe phase to be strongly anisotropic, and gave a micro-indentation hardness ~,alue of 55 for a 100g load.…”
Section: Phases and Their Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This study is aimed at exploring the phase relations of the Pt-Sb-Te system at 1000 • C. Binary phase diagrams of the Pt-Sb system, reported earlier by Friedrich and Leroux [4], Nemilow and Woronow [5], Bhan et al [6], Kim [7], Bhan and Schubert [8] and Durussel and Feschotte [9], suggest that Pt, PtSb and PtSb 2 are the only stable solid phases at 1000 • C. According to the phase relations of the Pt-Te system, first investigated by Gimpl et al [10], Bhan et al [6], and later by Kim [11], Pt, Pt 3 Te 4 , and PtTe 2 are stable at 1000 • C. All versions of the Sb-Te phase diagrams reported by Hansen and Anderko [12], Abrikosov et al [13], and Brown and Lewis [14] illustrate that liquid is the only stable phase at 1000 • C.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…This material is not a usual alloy and very few works report on the synthesis of Pt/Te compounds. Phase diagrams were established from several mixtures of elemental platinum and tellurium, loaded in small amounts in evacuated and sealed silica glass capsules, which are then heated at selected temperatures [19,20,23,24]. The single and congruent phase PtTe 2 was obtained by heating a stoichiometric mixture at 800 1C, followed by a soak at this temperature during 22 days [20].…”
Section: Synthesis Of Platinum Ditelluridementioning
confidence: 99%