2000
DOI: 10.1016/s0925-8388(99)00625-8
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The Pr–Fe–Sn ternary system: phase diagram and crystal structure of PrFe0.4Sn2

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“…For ternary compounds, R 6 Fe 13 Sn and R 3 FeSn 6 (R = Pr and Sm), which are reported in Refs. [1,3], were observed in this work.…”
Section: The 773 K Isothermal Section Of the La-fe-sn Ternary Systemsupporting
confidence: 73%
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“…For ternary compounds, R 6 Fe 13 Sn and R 3 FeSn 6 (R = Pr and Sm), which are reported in Refs. [1,3], were observed in this work.…”
Section: The 773 K Isothermal Section Of the La-fe-sn Ternary Systemsupporting
confidence: 73%
“…Compared with other R-Fe-Sn phase diagrams (R = Pr and Sm) at 773 K [1,3], the binary alloys Fe 3 Sn and Fe 5 Sn 3 were observed in this work. Fe 3 Sn 2 has been observed in the Fe 3 Sn 2 sample but was not an equilibrium phase at 773 K. The reason is that Fe 3 Sn 2 needs quite a long time for its complete decomposition by the eutectoid reaction.…”
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“…The existence of Gd 8 Sn 7 remains unknown because of its unknown structure and the difficulty of obtaining a sound XRD pattern due to the high chemical reactivity of the relevant alloys. This pulverization phenomenon for binary alloys containing more than 40 at.% Sn is commonly found in the rare earth-Sn systems, as mentioned in the studies of phase equilibria in the Nd-Co-Sn system, [5] Pr-Fe-Sn system, [30] Gd-Fe-Sn system, [31] and Dy-Ag-Sn system, [32] etc.…”
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confidence: 96%