2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.jallcom.2003.08.017
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Interaction of the components in the Ni–Zn–Sb ternary system at 570 K

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“…Nevertheless, their XRD results showed the existence of NiZn 3 rather than Ni 2 Zn 11 . Recently, Chumak et al [35][36] investigated the phase equilibria of the Ni-Zn-Ge and Ni-Zn-Sb systems at 297 • C, and reported that the NiZn 3 phase was not observed. Thus, it is also our concern to ascertain whether the NiZn 3 phase stably exists at 400 • C.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nevertheless, their XRD results showed the existence of NiZn 3 rather than Ni 2 Zn 11 . Recently, Chumak et al [35][36] investigated the phase equilibria of the Ni-Zn-Ge and Ni-Zn-Sb systems at 297 • C, and reported that the NiZn 3 phase was not observed. Thus, it is also our concern to ascertain whether the NiZn 3 phase stably exists at 400 • C.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…More recent investigations of the systems Ni-Zn-Sb and Ni-Zn-Ge [26,27] at 297 1C reported that the NiZn 3 phase does not exist at this temperature, whereas the examination of Mn-Ni-Zn [28] at 400 1C and Ni-Si-Zn [29] at 600 1C claimed the existence of this phase. In the present work we therefore checked on the formation of g 1 -NiZn 3 and d-Ni 3 Zn 22 at the temperature of concern (800 1C), employing X-ray powder and EPMA analysis.…”
Section: Binary Boundary Systemsmentioning
confidence: 97%