Ca–Fe–O system

72 accepted literature values from 1 paper(s) (experimental 33, model 39); 0 calculated phase diagram(s).

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Accepted values by evidence class
Evidence classValues
experimental33
model39
Accepted values by property group
Property groupValues
invariant reaction61
phase transition1
heat capacity / entropy / enthalpy8
activity / EMF / Gibbs energy2

Invariant reactions (literature)

Invariant reactions reported in the literature for the Ca–Fe–O system (61)
T (K)Reaction / phasesCompositions (mole fraction)ClassSourceLocationQuote
1505other: L + F + WF -> C4WF8model[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 49
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1503other: L + F + WF -> C4WF8experimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Phillips 1960
Table IV, p. 12, row 48
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1493other: L + F -> CF2 + C4WF8experimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Phillips 1960
Table IV, p. 12, row 46
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1485other: L -> WF + C2F + C4WF4experimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Phillips 1960
Table IV, p. 12, row 44
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1484other: L + F -> CF2 + C4WF8model[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 47
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1483other: L + C2F -> CF + C4WF4experimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Phillips 1960
Table IV, p. 12, row 42
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1475other: L -> WF + C2F + C4WF4model[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 45
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1473other: L + CF2 -> CF + C4WF8experimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Phillips 1960
Table IV, p. 12, row 40
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1470other: L + C4WF4 -> CF + WFexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Phillips 1960
Table IV, p. 12, row 38
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1470other: L + C2F -> CF + C4WF4model[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 43
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1467other: L -> CF + WF + C4WF8experimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Phillips 1960
Table IV, p. 12, row 36
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1467other: L + CF2 -> CF + C4WF8model[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 41
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1463other: L + WF + C2F -> CWFexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Turkdogan 1961
Table IV, p. 12, row 34
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1460other: L + C4WF4 -> CF + WFmodel[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 39
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1460other: L -> CF + WF + C4WF8model[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 37
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1455other: L + WF + C2F -> CWFmodel[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 35
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1451other: CF2 -> CF + F (+ C4WF8)model[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 33
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1440other: C4WF8 -> F + WF + CFmodel[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 32
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1423other: WF + L -> CWF + Wmodel[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 31
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1423other: WF + L -> CWF + Wexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Turkdogan 1961
Table IV, p. 12, row 30
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1404other: L + Fe + C -> Wmodel[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 29
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1400eutectic: W + CWF + C2F -> CW3Fexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Chung 1988
Table IV, p. 12, row 51
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1396eutectic: W + CWF + C2F -> CW3Fmodel[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 53
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1393other: L + Fe + C -> Wexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Turkdogan 1961
Table IV, p. 12, row 28
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1388other: L + C -> W + C2Fexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Turkdogan 1961
Table IV, p. 12, row 26
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1383other: L + CWF -> C2F + Wexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Turkdogan 1961
Table IV, p. 12, row 60
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1381other: L + C -> W + C2Fmodel[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 27
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1380other: L + W + CWF -> CW3Fmodel[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 25
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1374other: L + CWF -> CW3F + C2Fmodel[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 23
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1373other: L + CWF -> CW3F + C2Fexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Bergman 1989 doi
Table IV, p. 12, row 22
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1373other: L + W + CWF -> CW3Fexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Bergman 1989 doi
Table IV, p. 12, row 24
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1373other: L + CW3F -> C2F + Wexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Bergman 1989 doi
Table IV, p. 12, row 20
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1372other: L + CWF -> C2F + Wmodel[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 61
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1371other: L + CW3F -> C2F + Wmodel[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 21
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1355other: WF + CF -> C4WF4 + Fmodel[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 19
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1343quasi-peritectic: W + C -> C2F + Feexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Turkdogan 1961
Table IV, p. 12, row 17
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1333eutectic: W + CWF + C2F -> CW3Fexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Schiirmann 1973
Table IV, p. 12, row 50
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1333quasi-peritectic: W + C -> C2F + Feexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Bj 1984
Table IV, p. 12, row 16
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1324quasi-peritectic: W + C -> C2F + Femodel[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 18
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1318quasi-peritectic: W + C -> C2F + Feexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Abbattista 1975
Table IV, p. 12, row 15
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1308eutectic: W + CWF + C2F -> CW3Fexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Turkdogan 1961
Table IV, p. 12, row 52
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1307other: WF + C2F -> CWF + C4WF4model[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 13
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1300quasi-peritectic: W + C -> C2F + Feexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Chung 1988
Table IV, p. 12, row 14
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1113peritectic: W + C2F -> CW3F + Feexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Turkdogan 1961
Table IV, p. 12, row 11
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1095peritectic: W + C2F -> CW3F + Femodel[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 12
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1088peritectic: W + C2F -> CW3F + Feexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Chung 1988
Table IV, p. 12, row 10
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1019other: W + CWF -> CW3F + WFmodel[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 9
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953other: C2F + CW3F -> CWF + Feexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Turkdogan 1961
Table IV, p. 12, row 7
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935other: C2F + CW3F -> CWF + Feexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Chung 1988
Table IV, p. 12, row 6
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925other: C2F + CW3F -> CWF + Femodel[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 8
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918other: CW3F -> Fe + W + CWFexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Turkdogan 1961
Table IV, p. 12, row 54
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878other: C2F + CWF -> C4WF4 + Femodel[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 5
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855other: CWF -> CW3F + C4WF4 (+ WF)model[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 3
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855other: CWF -> CW3F + C4WF4 (+ Fe)model[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 4
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843other: W -> Fe + WF + CWFexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Turkdogan 1961
Table IV, p. 12, row 56
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827other: W -> Fe + WF + CW3Fmodel[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 2
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827other: W -> Fe + WF + CWFmodel[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 57
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826other: CW3F -> Fe + WF + C4WF4model[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 1
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787other: CW3F -> Fe + W + CWFmodel[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 55
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773other: CWF -> Fe + WF + C2Fexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites Turkdogan 1961
Table IV, p. 12, row 58
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688other: CWF -> Fe + WF + C2Fmodel[1] Hillert 1990Table IV, p. 12, row 59
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Other properties

Phase transition (1)

Phase transition, Ca–Fe–O system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Phase transition1380 K1380CW3F + CWF + liquidmodel[1] Hillert 1990p. 7
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The present assessment comes close to the latter results and predicts that CW3F is stable up to 1380 K, where it decomposes to wiistite, CWF, and liquid.

Heat capacity / entropy / enthalpy (8)

Heat capacity / entropy / enthalpy, Ca–Fe–O system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Entropy
printed: S (298.15)
188.7 J/mol (basis unstated)/K298.15C2Fexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites King 1954 doi
Table I, p. 5, row 4
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Entropy
printed: S (298.15)
189.4 J/mol (basis unstated)/K298.15C2Fmodel[1] Hillert 1990Table I, p. 5, row 3
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Entropy
printed: S (298.15)
145.2 J/mol (basis unstated)/K298.15CFexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites King 1954 doi
Table I, p. 5, row 2
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Entropy
printed: S (298.15)
145.9 J/mol (basis unstated)/K298.15CFmodel[1] Hillert 1990Table I, p. 5, row 1
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Heat capacity
printed: Cp (298.15)
192.9 J/mol (basis unstated)/K298.15C2Fexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites King 1954 doi
Table I, p. 5, row 4
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Heat capacity
printed: Cp (298.15)
197 J/mol (basis unstated)/K298.15C2Fmodel[1] Hillert 1990Table I, p. 5, row 3
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Heat capacity
printed: Cp (298.15)
153.6 J/mol (basis unstated)/K298.15CFexperimental[1] Hillert 1990
cites King 1954 doi
Table I, p. 5, row 2
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Heat capacity
printed: Cp (298.15)
155.3 J/mol (basis unstated)/K298.15CFmodel[1] Hillert 1990Table I, p. 5, row 1
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Activity / EMF / Gibbs energy (2)

Activity / EMF / Gibbs energy, Ca–Fe–O system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Chemical potential
printed: oxygen potential
-112.5 kcal/mole O2563.15CWF + Fe + WF + C2Fmodel[1] Hillert 1990p. 9
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Reeve and Gregory12sl gave a more careful consideration of the position of the univariant line X and predicted that it would intersect the other lines to form the invariant equilibrium VII at 290 ~ and -112.5 kcal/ mole 02.
Chemical potential
printed: oxygen potential
-105.6 kcal/mole O2688.15WFmodel[1] Hillert 1990p. 9
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If we extend the X line below point XIX, we find that the present assessment predicts that the metastable equilibrium VII should occur at 415 ~ and -105.6 kcal/mole 02.

Sources

Reporting papers the values were read from (a value cited from another work names that work in its row).

  1. Mats Hillert, Malin Selleby, Bo Sundman, An assessment of the Ca-Fe-O system, Metall Trans A 21, 2759-2776 (1990). doi:10.1007/bf02646071