Thermodynamic investigation on the si-ge binary system by calorimetry and knudsen cell mass spectrometry
C. Bergman, R. Chastel, R. Castanet
Journal of Phase Equilibria 13 (2) 113-118 (1992) · Springer Science and Business Media LLC
DOI: 10.1007/bf02667471
Data: JSON record · id doi:10.1007/bf02667471 · metadata: crossref
Roles in ORCHID
- read by ORCHID (values extracted): 54 released values
- assessment behind a TDB file: GeSi-92Ber-LB.tdb (Ge–Si)
- original evaluation behind an assessed (handbook) diagram: Ge–Si
Systems
Evidence in ORCHID
54 values read from this paper (53 accepted), from 2 tables and 2 text passages.
| experimental | 54 |
| activity / EMF / Gibbs energy | 33 |
| mixing / partial | 20 |
| heat capacity / entropy / enthalpy | 1 |
ESPEI datasets derived: 19 (experimental/GE-SI/GeSi-92Ber-LB.acr_ge-01-u-ORC-4K4ENMK6L6_064bce.json …).
Phase-registry phases citing it: phase:ge-si:a4-diamond, phase:ge-si:bcc-a2, phase:ge-si:fcc-a1, phase:ge-si:hcp-a3, phase:ge-si:liquid
Availability
Read by ORCHID: yes (values_extracted, full_text_screened_for_origin). Open-access licence (Crossref license field): none deposited. Crossref is-referenced-by count: 20 (retrieved 2026-10-23).
Relations
Cited by (Crossref reference lists) (4)
- Calculation of Phase Diagrams and First-Principles Study of Germanium Impacts on Phosphorus Distribution in Czochralski Silicon (2021) [crossref_reference_list]
- The SGTE collection of binary datasets (2025) [crossref_reference_list]
- Thermodynamic description of Ru–Ge–Si ternary system (2009) [crossref_reference_list]
- Thermodynamic Modeling of the Au-Ge-X (X = In, Sb, Si, Zn) Ternary Systems (2024) [crossref_reference_list]
References (Crossref, publisher-deposited) (1)
- The Ge−Si (Germanium-Silicon) system (1984) [crossref_reference_list]
Reproduced by handbook diagrams (1)
handbook:okamoto-2010:GE-SI[okamoto_handbook_source_line]
TDB files modelling its system (1)
tdb:GeSi-92Ber-LB.tdb[sgte_tdb_header]
Reassesses (cites an earlier assessment of the same system) (1)
- The Ge−Si (Germanium-Silicon) system (1984) [citation+same-system]