Cr–Ge system

97 accepted literature values from 2 paper(s) (experimental 61, model 36); 3 calculated phase diagram(s). 21 further extracted value(s) not accepted by the reader-agreement checks are only in the JSON/CSV.

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Accepted values by evidence class
Evidence classValues
experimental61
model36
Accepted values by property group
Property groupValues
invariant reaction59
phase transition3
formation26
heat capacity / entropy / enthalpy9

Calculated phase diagrams

Binary phase diagrams calculated with pycalphad 0.11.2 from the SGTE binary collection (Hallstedt 2025, CC BY 4.0). Evidence class: model.

Assessments with a calculated phase diagram
TDB fileAssessmentSHA-256Links
CrGe-09Li.tdbM. Li, C. Guo, C. Li, Z. Du, J. Alloys Compd., 481, 283-90(2009). doi:10.1016/j.jallcom.2009.03.113aedc0d72de39cc0c8cc928dd3928afdffd2990b826fa7298f053c84d40c60320viewer · TDB · JSON
CrGe-10Liu.tdbY.Q. Liu, Y. Du, Calphad, 34, 26-35(2010). doi:10.1016/j.calphad.2009.11.001b68d91b4d452158ff51be8316479c8488b547966be73166790f894a182b107bdviewer · TDB · JSON
CrGe-15Ber.tdbA. Berche, J.-C. Tedenac, P. Jund, Calphad, 49, 50-57(2015). doi:10.1016/j.calphad.2015.02.00478ffe8b34babcfc89338c5c3bd2452470bb32abf516b89e271adca05700939cbviewer · TDB · JSON
Calculated three-phase invariants (model, mole fraction of the second component)
TDB fileT (K)Phases at the invariant
CrGe-09Li.tdb1837.01BCC_A2 (x(Ge) 0.11906) + CR3GE_A15 (x(Ge) 0.21609) + LIQUID (x(Ge) 0.23837)
CrGe-09Li.tdb1535.26CR3GE_A15 (x(Ge) 0.24879) + CR5GE3_D8M (x(Ge) 0.38379) + LIQUID (x(Ge) 0.48714)
CrGe-09Li.tdb1443.49CR5GE3_D8M (x(Ge) 0.39554) + CR11GE8 (x(Ge) 0.42105) + LIQUID (x(Ge) 0.58088)
CrGe-09Li.tdb1443.49CR5GE3_D8M (x(Ge) 0.39556) + CR11GE8 (x(Ge) 0.42105) + LIQUID (x(Ge) 0.58097)
CrGe-09Li.tdb1274.97CR5GE3_D8M (x(Ge) 0.38218) + CR5GE3_LT (x(Ge) 0.38218) + CR11GE8 (x(Ge) 0.42105)
CrGe-09Li.tdb1274.97CR3GE_A15 (x(Ge) 0.24945) + CR5GE3_LT (x(Ge) 0.37965) + CR5GE3_D8M (x(Ge) 0.37965)
CrGe-09Li.tdb1271.38CR11GE8 (x(Ge) 0.42105) + CRGE_B20 (x(Ge) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Ge) 0.73561)
CrGe-09Li.tdb1271.38CR11GE8 (x(Ge) 0.42105) + CRGE_B20 (x(Ge) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Ge) 0.73542)
CrGe-09Li.tdb1271.38CR11GE8 (x(Ge) 0.42105) + CRGE_B20 (x(Ge) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Ge) 0.73569)
CrGe-09Li.tdb1201.42CRGE_B20 (x(Ge) 0.5) + CR11GE19 (x(Ge) 0.63333) + LIQUID (x(Ge) 0.80965)
CrGe-09Li.tdb1201.42CRGE_B20 (x(Ge) 0.5) + CR11GE19 (x(Ge) 0.63333) + LIQUID (x(Ge) 0.80956)
CrGe-09Li.tdb1201.42CRGE_B20 (x(Ge) 0.5) + CR11GE19 (x(Ge) 0.63333) + LIQUID (x(Ge) 0.80981)
CrGe-09Li.tdb1167.91CR11GE19 (x(Ge) 0.63333) + LIQUID (x(Ge) 0.8649) + DIAMOND_A4 (x(Ge) 0.99413)
CrGe-09Li.tdb1167.91CR11GE19 (x(Ge) 0.63333) + LIQUID (x(Ge) 0.86538) + DIAMOND_A4 (x(Ge) 0.99415)
CrGe-10Liu.tdb1837.17BCC_A2 (x(Ge) 0.11645) + CR3GE_A15 (x(Ge) 0.21435) + LIQUID (x(Ge) 0.25225)
CrGe-10Liu.tdb1535.51CR3GE_A15 (x(Ge) 0.25258) + CR5GE3_D8M (x(Ge) 0.37229) + LIQUID (x(Ge) 0.4456)
CrGe-10Liu.tdb1443.22CR5GE3_D8M (x(Ge) 0.38397) + CR11GE8 (x(Ge) 0.42105) + LIQUID (x(Ge) 0.50394)
CrGe-10Liu.tdb1275.13CR5GE3_D8M (x(Ge) 0.3806) + CR5GE3_LT (x(Ge) 0.3806) + CR11GE8 (x(Ge) 0.42105)
CrGe-10Liu.tdb1275.13CR3GE_A15 (x(Ge) 0.25199) + CR5GE3_LT (x(Ge) 0.37521) + CR5GE3_D8M (x(Ge) 0.37521)
CrGe-10Liu.tdb1271.17CR11GE8 (x(Ge) 0.42105) + CRGE_B20 (x(Ge) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Ge) 0.66517)
CrGe-10Liu.tdb1200.47CRGE_B20 (x(Ge) 0.5) + CR11GE19 (x(Ge) 0.63333) + LIQUID (x(Ge) 0.79253)
CrGe-10Liu.tdb1167.99CR11GE19 (x(Ge) 0.63333) + LIQUID (x(Ge) 0.86713) + DIAMOND_A4 (x(Ge) 1)
CrGe-15Ber.tdb1842.19BCC_A2 (x(Ge) 0.11489) + CR3GE_A15 (x(Ge) 0.20933) + LIQUID (x(Ge) 0.24921)
CrGe-15Ber.tdb1522.58CR3GE_A15 (x(Ge) 0.2492) + CR5GE3_D8M (x(Ge) 0.37991) + LIQUID (x(Ge) 0.44739)
CrGe-15Ber.tdb1459.64CR5GE3_D8M (x(Ge) 0.38526) + CR11GE8 (x(Ge) 0.42105) + LIQUID (x(Ge) 0.48709)
CrGe-15Ber.tdb1276.47CR3GE_A15 (x(Ge) 0.24986) + CR5GE3_D8M (x(Ge) 0.38029) + CR11GE8 (x(Ge) 0.42105)
CrGe-15Ber.tdb1271.17CR11GE8 (x(Ge) 0.42105) + CRGE_B20 (x(Ge) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Ge) 0.66517)
CrGe-15Ber.tdb1200.47CRGE_B20 (x(Ge) 0.5) + CR11GE19 (x(Ge) 0.63333) + LIQUID (x(Ge) 0.79253)
CrGe-15Ber.tdb1167.99CR11GE19 (x(Ge) 0.63333) + LIQUID (x(Ge) 0.86713) + DIAMOND_A4 (x(Ge) 1)

Convex hulls: Materials Project DFT hull · OQMD DFT hull · CALPHAD hull CrGe-09Li · CALPHAD hull CrGe-10Liu

Invariant reactions (literature)

Invariant reactions reported in the literature for the Cr–Ge system (59)
T (K)Reaction / phasesCompositions (mole fraction)ClassSourceLocationQuote
1837.15peritecticexperimental[1] Liu 2010p. 1
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The Cr-richest phase Cr3 Ge, with a homogeneity range from 20.5 to 25 at.% Ge, decomposes peritectically at 1564 ◦ C.
1837.15peritectic: L + (Cr) -> Cr3GeL: Ge 0.252; (Cr): Ge 0.118; Cr3Ge: Ge 0.214model[1] Liu 2010Table 3, p. 6, row 3
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1837.15peritectic: L + (Cr) -> Cr3GeCr3Ge: Ge 0.228experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Godat 1980 doi
Table 3, p. 6, row 1
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1837liq + bcc -> Cr3Geliq: Ge 0.29; bcc: Ge 0.11; Cr3Ge: Ge 0.228experimental[2] Li 2009
cites Gokhale 1986 doi
Table 3, p. 3, row 3
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1837liq + bcc -> Cr3Geliq: Ge 0.2291; bcc: Ge 0.1113; Cr3Ge: Ge 0.2128model[2] Li 2009Table 3, p. 3, row 2
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1837liq + bcc -> Cr3Geliq: Ge 0.2384; bcc: Ge 0.1191; Cr3Ge: Ge 0.2161model[2] Li 2009Table 3, p. 3, row 1
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1683.15peritectic: L + (Cr) -> Cr3GeCr3Ge: Cr 0.75, Ge 0.25experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Svechnikov 1967
Table 3, p. 6, row 2
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1535.15peritectic: L + Cr3Ge -> βCr5Ge3Cr3Ge: Ge 0.251; βCr5Ge3: Ge 0.378experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Godat 1980 doi
Table 3, p. 6, row 4
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1535.15peritecticexperimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Godat 1980 doi
p. 1
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The Cr5 Ge3 phase, with a homogeneity range from 37.4 to 38.2 at.% Ge, decomposes peritectically at 1262 ◦ C and undergoes an allotropic transformation at 1002 ◦ C.
1535.15peritectic: L + Cr3Ge -> βCr5Ge3L: Ge 0.446; Cr3Ge: Ge 0.253; βCr5Ge3: Ge 0.372model[1] Liu 2010Table 3, p. 6, row 8
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1523.15peritectic: L + Cr3Ge -> βCr5Ge3L: Ge 0.48; Cr3Ge: Ge 0.25; βCr5Ge3: Ge 0.375experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Zagryazhskii 1966 doi
Table 3, p. 6, row 5
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1518.15peritecticexperimental[1] Liu 2010p. 2
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The microstructural and XRD studies revealed that Cr5 Ge3 , CrGe, and Cr11 Ge19 are formed peritectically at 1245 ◦ C, 995 ◦ C and 925 ◦ C, respectively, in agreement with the findings of Ref. [10].
1518.15peritectic: L + Cr3Ge -> βCr5Ge3Cr3Ge: Cr 0.75, Ge 0.25; βCr5Ge3: Cr 0.625, Ge 0.375experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Kalishevich 1969
Table 3, p. 6, row 7
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1498.15peritectic: L + Cr3Ge -> βCr5Ge3L: Ge 0.48; Cr3Ge: Ge 0.26; βCr5Ge3: Ge 0.37experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Svechnikov 1967
Table 3, p. 6, row 6
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1443.15peritectic: L + βCr5Ge3 -> Cr11Ge8L: Ge 0.504; βCr5Ge3: Ge 0.384; Cr11Ge8: Ge 0.421model[1] Liu 2010Table 3, p. 6, row 12
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1443.15peritectic: L + βCr5Ge3 -> Cr11Ge8βCr5Ge3: Ge 0.3823; Cr11Ge8: Ge 0.4221experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Godat 1980 doi
Table 3, p. 6, row 9
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1443.15peritecticexperimental[1] Liu 2010p. 1
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The other three phases, Cr11 Ge8 , CrGe and Cr11 Ge19 , are stoichiometric and melt peritectically at 1170 ◦ C, 998 ◦ C and 928 ◦ C, respectively.
1443liq + βCr5Ge3 -> Cr11Ge8βCr5Ge3: Ge 0.3955; Cr11Ge8: Ge 0.4211model[2] Li 2009Table 3, p. 3, row 10
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1443liq + βCr5Ge3 -> Cr11Ge8liq: Ge 0.53; βCr5Ge3: Ge 0.382; Cr11Ge8: Ge 0.421experimental[2] Li 2009
cites Gokhale 1986 doi
Table 3, p. 3, row 11
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1443liq + βCr5Ge3 -> Cr11Ge8liq: Ge 0.5809; βCr5Ge3: Ge 0.3955; Cr11Ge8: Ge 0.4211model[2] Li 2009Table 3, p. 3, row 9
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1433.15peritectic: L + βCr5Ge3 -> Cr11Ge8L: Ge 0.52; βCr5Ge3: Ge 0.375; Cr11Ge8: Ge 0.421experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Zagryazhskii 1966 doi
Table 3, p. 6, row 10
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1388.15peritectic: L + βCr5Ge3 -> Cr11Ge8L: Ge 0.51; βCr5Ge3: Cr 0.625, Ge 0.375; Cr11Ge8: Cr 0.578947, Ge 0.421053experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Svechnikov 1967
Table 3, p. 6, row 11
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1298.15peritectic: L + Cr11Ge8 -> CrGeL: Ge 0.6; Cr11Ge8: Ge 0.421; CrGe: Ge 0.5experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Zagryazhskii 1966 doi
Table 3, p. 6, row 14
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1275.15polymorphic: αCr5Ge3 -> βCr5Ge3αCr5Ge3: Cr 0.625, Ge 0.375; βCr5Ge3: Cr 0.625, Ge 0.375experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Godat 1980 doi
Table 3, p. 6, row 29
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1275.15polymorphic: αCr5Ge3 -> βCr5Ge3αCr5Ge3: Cr 0.625, Ge 0.375; βCr5Ge3: Cr 0.625, Ge 0.375model[1] Liu 2010Table 3, p. 6, row 30
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1275Cr3Ge + βCr5Ge3 -> αCr5Ge3Cr3Ge: Ge 0.254; βCr5Ge3: Ge 0.372; αCr5Ge3: Ge 0.375experimental[2] Li 2009
cites Gokhale 1986 doi
Table 3, p. 3, row 27
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1275βCr5Ge3 -> αCr5Ge3 + Cr11Ge8βCr5Ge3: Ge 0.375; αCr5Ge3: Ge 0.375; Cr11Ge8: Ge 0.4211model[2] Li 2009Table 3, p. 3, row 30
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1275βCr5Ge3 -> αCr5Ge3 + Cr11Ge8βCr5Ge3: Ge 0.382; αCr5Ge3: Ge 0.382; Cr11Ge8: Ge 0.421experimental[2] Li 2009
cites Gokhale 1986 doi
Table 3, p. 3, row 31
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1275βCr5Ge3 -> αCr5Ge3 + Cr11Ge8βCr5Ge3: Ge 0.3822; αCr5Ge3: Ge 0.3822; Cr11Ge8: Ge 0.4211model[2] Li 2009Table 3, p. 3, row 29
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1275Cr3Ge + βCr5Ge3 -> αCr5Ge3Cr3Ge: Ge 0.2495; βCr5Ge3: Ge 0.3797; αCr5Ge3: Ge 0.3797model[2] Li 2009Table 3, p. 3, row 25
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1275Cr3Ge + βCr5Ge3 -> αCr5Ge3Cr3Ge: Ge 0.2495; βCr5Ge3: Ge 0.3797; αCr5Ge3: Ge 0.375model[2] Li 2009Table 3, p. 3, row 26
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1271.15peritectic: L + Cr11Ge8 -> CrGeL: Ge 0.665; Cr11Ge8: Ge 0.421; CrGe: Ge 0.5model[1] Liu 2010Table 3, p. 6, row 18
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1271.15peritectic: L + Cr11Ge8 -> CrGeCr11Ge8: Cr 0.578947, Ge 0.421053; CrGe: Cr 0.5, Ge 0.5experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Kawasumi 1978 doi
Table 3, p. 6, row 17
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1271.15peritectic: L + Cr11Ge8 -> CrGeCr11Ge8: Ge 0.4221; CrGe: Ge 0.4991experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Godat 1980 doi
Table 3, p. 6, row 13
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1271.15peritecticexperimental[1] Liu 2010p. 1
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The other three phases, Cr11 Ge8 , CrGe and Cr11 Ge19 , are stoichiometric and melt peritectically at 1170 ◦ C, 998 ◦ C and 928 ◦ C, respectively.
1271liq + Cr11Ge8 -> CrGeliq: Ge 0.7355; Cr11Ge8: Ge 0.4211; CrGe: Ge 0.5model[2] Li 2009Table 3, p. 3, row 13
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1271liq + Cr11Ge8 -> CrGeliq: Ge 0.68; Cr11Ge8: Ge 0.421; CrGe: Ge 0.5experimental[2] Li 2009
cites Gokhale 1986 doi
Table 3, p. 3, row 15
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1271liq + Cr11Ge8 -> CrGeCr11Ge8: Ge 0.4211; CrGe: Ge 0.5model[2] Li 2009Table 3, p. 3, row 14
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1268.15peritectic: L + Cr11Ge8 -> CrGeCr11Ge8: Cr 0.578947, Ge 0.421053; CrGe: Cr 0.5, Ge 0.5experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Kalishevich 1969
Table 3, p. 6, row 16
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1268.15peritecticexperimental[1] Liu 2010p. 2
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The microstructural and XRD studies revealed that Cr5 Ge3 , CrGe, and Cr11 Ge19 are formed peritectically at 1245 ◦ C, 995 ◦ C and 925 ◦ C, respectively, in agreement with the findings of Ref. [10].
1263.15peritectic: L + Cr11Ge8 -> CrGeL: Ge 0.67; Cr11Ge8: Ge 0.42; CrGe: Ge 0.5experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Svechnikov 1967
Table 3, p. 6, row 15
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1228.15peritectic: L + CrGe -> Cr11Ge19L: Ge 0.72; CrGe: Ge 0.5; Cr11Ge19: Ge 0.633experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Zagryazhskii 1966 doi
Table 3, p. 6, row 20
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1208.15peritectic: L + CrGe -> Cr11Ge19CrGe: Cr 0.5, Ge 0.5; Cr11Ge19: Cr 0.366667, Ge 0.633333experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Kawasumi 1978 doi
Table 3, p. 6, row 23
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1201.15peritectic: L + CrGe -> Cr11Ge19CrGe: Ge 0.4991; Cr11Ge19: Ge 0.6343experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Godat 1980 doi
Table 3, p. 6, row 19
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1201.15peritecticexperimental[1] Liu 2010p. 1
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The other three phases, Cr11 Ge8 , CrGe and Cr11 Ge19 , are stoichiometric and melt peritectically at 1170 ◦ C, 998 ◦ C and 928 ◦ C, respectively.
1201liq + CrGe -> Cr11Ge19liq: Ge 0.8097; CrGe: Ge 0.5; Cr11Ge19: Ge 0.6333model[2] Li 2009Table 3, p. 3, row 17
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1201liq + CrGe -> Cr11Ge19liq: Ge 0.78; CrGe: Ge 0.5; Cr11Ge19: Ge 0.633experimental[2] Li 2009
cites Gokhale 1986 doi
Table 3, p. 3, row 19
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1201liq + CrGe -> Cr11Ge19CrGe: Ge 0.5; Cr11Ge19: Ge 0.6333model[2] Li 2009Table 3, p. 3, row 18
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1200.15peritectic: L + CrGe -> Cr11Ge19L: Ge 0.793; CrGe: Ge 0.5; Cr11Ge19: Ge 0.633model[1] Liu 2010Table 3, p. 6, row 24
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1198.15peritectic: L + CrGe -> Cr11Ge19CrGe: Cr 0.5, Ge 0.5; Cr11Ge19: Cr 0.366667, Ge 0.633333experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Kalishevich 1969
Table 3, p. 6, row 22
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1198.15peritecticexperimental[1] Liu 2010p. 2
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The microstructural and XRD studies revealed that Cr5 Ge3 , CrGe, and Cr11 Ge19 are formed peritectically at 1245 ◦ C, 995 ◦ C and 925 ◦ C, respectively, in agreement with the findings of Ref. [10].
1193.15eutectic: L -> Cr11Ge19 + (Ge)L: Ge 0.78; Cr11Ge19: Ge 0.633; (Ge): Ge 1experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Zagryazhskii 1966 doi
Table 3, p. 6, row 26
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1173.15peritectic: L + CrGe -> Cr11Ge19L: Ge 0.75; CrGe: Ge 0.5; Cr11Ge19: Ge 0.66experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Svechnikov 1967
Table 3, p. 6, row 21
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1168.15eutectic: L -> Cr11Ge19 + (Ge)L: Ge 0.85; Cr11Ge19: Ge 0.6343; (Ge): Ge 1experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Godat 1980 doi
Table 3, p. 6, row 25
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1168.15eutectic: L -> Cr11Ge19 + (Ge)L: Ge 0.867; Cr11Ge19: Ge 0.633; (Ge): Ge 1model[1] Liu 2010Table 3, p. 6, row 28
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1168eutectic: liq -> Cr11Ge19 + diamondCr11Ge19: Ge 0.6333; diamond: Ge 0.998model[2] Li 2009Table 3, p. 3, row 22
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1168eutectic: liq -> Cr11Ge19 + diamondliq: Ge 0.85; Cr11Ge19: Ge 0.633; diamond: Ge 0.997experimental[2] Li 2009
cites Gokhale 1986 doi
Table 3, p. 3, row 23
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1168eutectic: liq -> Cr11Ge19 + diamondliq: Ge 0.8654; Cr11Ge19: Ge 0.6333; diamond: Ge 0.9927model[2] Li 2009Table 3, p. 3, row 21
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1138.15eutectic: L -> Cr11Ge19 + (Ge)L: Ge 0.78; Cr11Ge19: Ge 0.66; (Ge): Ge 0.97experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Svechnikov 1967
Table 3, p. 6, row 27
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Formation enthalpies

Literature values in kJ/mol-atom where the per-atom basis is known. DFT columns: the lowest-energy entry at the same composition (Materials Project 2026.04.13, OQMD v1.8; different energy references, never averaged), from dft_parity.json.

Enthalpies of formation, Cr–Ge system (16)
PhaseCompoundValueT (K)ClassMP DFT (kJ/mol-atom)OQMD DFT (kJ/mol-atom)SourceLocationQuote
Cr11Ge19Cr11Ge19-10.16 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-1.079 (mp-aaabgzyh)[1] Liu 2010Table 4, p. 7, row 12
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Cr11Ge19Cr11Ge19-7.28 kJ/mol-atom298.15experimental-1.079 (mp-aaabgzyh)[1] Liu 2010
cites Lukashenko 1974
Table 4, p. 7, row 11
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Cr11Ge8Cr11Ge8-30.7 kJ/mol-atom1273experimental0.724 (mp-aaabgmwh)[1] Liu 2010
cites Yassin 1999 doi
p. 2
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The deduced enthalpies of formation for Cr11 Ge8 at 1305 K and 1273 K relative to both liquid components are about -28.6 kJ/mol-atom and -30.7 kJ/mol-atom, respectively.
Cr11Ge8Cr11Ge8-28.6 kJ/mol-atom1305experimental0.724 (mp-aaabgmwh)[1] Liu 2010
cites Yassin 1999 doi
p. 2
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The deduced enthalpies of formation for Cr11 Ge8 at 1305 K and 1273 K relative to both liquid components are about -28.6 kJ/mol-atom and -30.7 kJ/mol-atom, respectively.
Cr11Ge8Cr11Ge8-16.19 kJ/mol-atom298.15model0.724 (mp-aaabgmwh)[1] Liu 2010Table 4, p. 7, row 8
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Cr11Ge8Cr11Ge8-10.92 kJ/mol-atom298.15experimental0.724 (mp-aaabgmwh)[1] Liu 2010
cites Lukashenko 1974
Table 4, p. 7, row 7
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Cr3Ge-19.3 unspecified ± 2.5298.15model[1] Liu 2010
cites Zarembo 2001 doi
p. 3
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The reported standard enthalpies of formation at 298 K are -19.3 ± 2.5 kJ/mol atom for Cr0.75 Ge0.25 (Cr3 Ge) and -12.3 ± 2.5 kJ/mol-atom for Cr0.63 Ge0.37 (Cr5 Ge3 ).
Cr3GeCr3Ge-19.3 kJ/mol-atom ± 2.5298.15experimental-10.8 (mp-aaaabepp)-12.732 (oqmd-647110)[1] Liu 2010
cites Zarembo 2001 doi
Table 4, p. 7, row 1
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Cr3GeCr3Ge-19.12 kJ/mol-atom298.15experimental-10.8 (mp-aaaabepp)-12.732 (oqmd-647110)[1] Liu 2010
cites Lukashenko 1974
Table 4, p. 7, row 2
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Cr3GeCr3Ge-15.33 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-10.8 (mp-aaaabepp)-12.732 (oqmd-647110)[1] Liu 2010Table 4, p. 7, row 3
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Cr5Ge3-12.3 unspecified ± 2.5298.15model[1] Liu 2010
cites Zarembo 2001 doi
p. 3
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The reported standard enthalpies of formation at 298 K are -19.3 ± 2.5 kJ/mol atom for Cr0.75 Ge0.25 (Cr3 Ge) and -12.3 ± 2.5 kJ/mol-atom for Cr0.63 Ge0.37 (Cr5 Ge3 ).
CrGeCrGe-13.85 kJ/mol-atom298.15model1.407 (mp-aaaabewj)-1.042 (oqmd-1790912)[1] Liu 2010Table 4, p. 7, row 10
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CrGeCrGe-10.25 kJ/mol-atom298.15experimental1.407 (mp-aaaabewj)-1.042 (oqmd-1790912)[1] Liu 2010
cites Lukashenko 1974
Table 4, p. 7, row 9
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αCr5Ge3Cr5Ge3-16.3 kJ/mol-atom298.15model1.856 (mp-aaabgisq)1.106 (oqmd-13726)[1] Liu 2010Table 4, p. 7, row 6
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αCr5Ge3Cr5Ge3-15.7 kJ/mol-atom ± 1298.15experimental1.856 (mp-aaabgisq)1.106 (oqmd-13726)[1] Liu 2010
cites Kleppa 1990
Table 4, p. 7, row 5
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αCr5Ge3Cr5Ge3-12.3 kJ/mol-atom ± 2.5298.15experimental1.856 (mp-aaabgisq)1.106 (oqmd-13726)[1] Liu 2010
cites Zarembo 2001 doi
Table 4, p. 7, row 4
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Other properties

Phase transition (3)

Phase transition, Cr–Ge system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Phase transition1208.15 K1208.15Cr11Ge19experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Kawasumi 1978 doi
p. 2
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The latter two temperatures agree well with those of 998 ◦ C and 935 ◦ C reported by Kawasumi et al. [14].
Phase transition1271.15 K1271.15CrGeexperimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Kawasumi 1978 doi
p. 2
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The latter two temperatures agree well with those of 998 ◦ C and 935 ◦ C reported by Kawasumi et al. [14].
Phase transition1275.15 K1275.15polymorphicexperimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Godat 1980 doi
p. 1
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The Cr5 Ge3 phase, with a homogeneity range from 37.4 to 38.2 at.% Ge, decomposes peritectically at 1262 ◦ C and undergoes an allotropic transformation at 1002 ◦ C.

Formation (10)

Formation, Cr–Ge system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Gibbs energy of formation
printed: ΔfG0 1530
-16.47 kJ/mol-atom1530Cr0.63Ge0.37
alloy: Ge 0.37
model[1] Liu 2010Table 4, p. 7, row 31
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Gibbs energy of formation
printed: ΔfG0 1530
-16.34 kJ/mol-atom1530Cr0.63Ge0.37
alloy: Ge 0.37
experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Zarembo 2001 doi
Table 4, p. 7, row 30
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Gibbs energy of formation
printed: ΔfG0 1530
-17.38 kJ/mol-atom1530Cr0.75Ge0.25
alloy: Ge 0.25
experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Zarembo 2001 doi
Table 4, p. 7, row 24
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Gibbs energy of formation
printed: ΔfG0 1530
-19.22 kJ/mol-atom1530Cr0.75Ge0.25
alloy: Ge 0.25
experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Zarembo 2001 doi
Table 4, p. 7, row 23
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Gibbs energy of formation
printed: ΔfG0 1530
-15.73 kJ/mol-atom1530Cr0.75Ge0.25
alloy: Ge 0.25
model[1] Liu 2010Table 4, p. 7, row 25
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Gibbs energy of formation
printed: ΔfG0 1530
-18.07 kJ/mol-atom1530Cr0.75Ge0.25
alloy: Ge 0.25
experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Zarembo 2001 doi
Table 4, p. 7, row 22
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Gibbs energy of formation
printed: ΔfG0 1530
-13.4 kJ/mol-atom1530Cr0.8Ge0.2
alloy: Ge 0.2
model[1] Liu 2010Table 4, p. 7, row 29
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Gibbs energy of formation
printed: ΔfG0 1530
-13.69 kJ/mol-atom1530Cr0.8Ge0.2
alloy: Ge 0.2
experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Zarembo 2001 doi
Table 4, p. 7, row 27
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Gibbs energy of formation
printed: ΔfG0 1530
-14.37 kJ/mol-atom1530Cr0.8Ge0.2
alloy: Ge 0.2
experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Zarembo 2001 doi
Table 4, p. 7, row 26
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Gibbs energy of formation
printed: ΔfG0 1530
-14.51 kJ/mol-atom1530Cr0.8Ge0.2
alloy: Ge 0.2
experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Zarembo 2001 doi
Table 4, p. 7, row 28
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Heat capacity / entropy / enthalpy (9)

Heat capacity / entropy / enthalpy, Cr–Ge system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Entropy
printed: S0 298
31.7 J/mol-atom/K298.15Cr11Ge19
alloy: Ge 0.633333
experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Gokhale 1986 doi
Table 4, p. 7, row 20
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Entropy
printed: S0 298
29.83 J/mol-atom/K298.15Cr11Ge19
alloy: Ge 0.633333
model[1] Liu 2010Table 4, p. 7, row 21
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Entropy
printed: S0 298
26.07 J/mol-atom/K298.15Cr11Ge8
alloy: Ge 0.421053
model[1] Liu 2010Table 4, p. 7, row 17
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Entropy
printed: S0 298
27.07 J/mol-atom/K298.15Cr3Ge
alloy: Ge 0.25
model[1] Liu 2010Table 4, p. 7, row 14
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Entropy
printed: S0 298
26 J/mol-atom/K298.15Cr3Ge
alloy: Ge 0.25
experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Gokhale 1986 doi
Table 4, p. 7, row 13
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Entropy
printed: S0 298
30.6 J/mol-atom/K298.15CrGe
alloy: Ge 0.5
experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Gokhale 1986 doi
Table 4, p. 7, row 18
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Entropy
printed: S0 298
29.03 J/mol-atom/K298.15CrGe
alloy: Ge 0.5
model[1] Liu 2010Table 4, p. 7, row 19
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Entropy
printed: S0 298
29.6 J/mol-atom/K298.15αCr5Ge3
alloy: Ge 0.375
experimental[1] Liu 2010
cites Gokhale 1986 doi
Table 4, p. 7, row 15
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Entropy
printed: S0 298
26.87 J/mol-atom/K298.15αCr5Ge3
alloy: Ge 0.375
model[1] Liu 2010Table 4, p. 7, row 16
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Sources

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

  1. Y.Q. Liu, Y. Du, Thermodynamic description of the Cr–Ge system, Calphad 34, 26-35 (2010). doi:10.1016/j.calphad.2009.11.001
  2. Mei Li, Cuiping Guo, Changrong Li, Zhenmin Du, A thermodynamic description of the Cr–Ge system, Journal of Alloys and Compounds 481, 283-290 (2009). doi:10.1016/j.jallcom.2009.03.113