Cr–Si system

111 accepted literature values from 5 paper(s) (experimental 40, model 52, unspecified 19); 7 calculated phase diagram(s). 5 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
experimental40
model52
unspecified19
Accepted values by property group
Property groupValues
invariant reaction52
phase transition24
formation29
crystal structure6

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
CrSi-00Du.tdbY. Du, J.C. Schuster, J. Phase Equilib., 21, 281-86(2000). doi:10.1361/105497100770340066fe0ed81391034f693aa1bd734301b9e76527d6263cfc3087bf4f819bec9e385cviewer · TDB · JSON
CrSi-09Che.tdbH. Chen, Y. Du, J.C. Schuster, Calphad 33, 211-14(2009). doi:10.1016/j.calphad.2008.05.0050dbac86b6c49e373ef8560311d8e352757f68be5ee36b8d502c8a37adcbab8fdviewer · TDB · JSON
CrSi-17Jac.tdbA. Jacob, E. Povoden-Karadeniz, E. Kozeschnik, Calphad, 56, 80-91(2017). doi:10.1016/j.calphad.2016.12.0027f584f9b0c54dd19687d62e32adae35d6320faff47121a14e625fd739d551e0cviewer · TDB · JSON
CrSi-24Ior.tdbK. Ioroi, I. Ohnuma, X. Xu, R. Kainuma, T. Onori, Calphad, 85, 102690(2024). doi:10.1016/j.calphad.2024.102690a0d10c9b7b37a8b7d59035037608ec2a1b992d4ea9c2fc3cf8f0891472c51b5dviewer · TDB · JSON
CrSi-94Cou-LB.tdbC.A. Coughanowr, I. Ansara, H.L. Lukas, Calphad, 18, 125-40(1994). doi:10.1016/0364-5916(94)90023-X9d9dab51b6eeb64c99fbcb78621bc2e90184f54a970a84d6c9cf5763ae77f116viewer · TDB · JSON
CrSi-95Lee.tdbB.-J. Lee, unpublished, 1993-95.e32530eafb6d302a2aa1e06af486817e4d3b09ae87044bc35eccecd8080022e3viewer · TDB · JSON
CrSi-99Lee.tdbB.-J. Lee, unpublished, 1999.a5a23c0015c48cbb788f782aad8727a34eb81d92a76e7aa59edb0a4dc3528189viewer · TDB · JSON
Calculated three-phase invariants (model, mole fraction of the second component)
TDB fileT (K)Phases at the invariant
CrSi-00Du.tdb1974.26BCC_A2 (x(Si) 0.13027) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.16409) + CR3SI_A15 (x(Si) 0.23336)
CrSi-00Du.tdb1937.13CR3SI_A15 (x(Si) 0.25261) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.35485) + M5SI3_D88 (x(Si) 0.36976)
CrSi-00Du.tdb1791.74M5SI3_D88 (x(Si) 0.37485) + CR5SI3_D8M (x(Si) 0.375) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.50908)
CrSi-00Du.tdb1761.07CR3SI_A15 (x(Si) 0.25132) + M5SI3_D88 (x(Si) 0.37193) + CR5SI3_D8M (x(Si) 0.375)
CrSi-00Du.tdb1697.24CR5SI3_D8M (x(Si) 0.375) + MSI_B20 (x(Si) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.55335)
CrSi-00Du.tdb1697.23CR5SI3_D8M (x(Si) 0.375) + MSI_B20 (x(Si) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.55391)
CrSi-00Du.tdb1680.7MSI_B20 (x(Si) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.57781) + CRSI2_C40 (x(Si) 0.66285)
CrSi-00Du.tdb1680.7MSI_B20 (x(Si) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.57773) + CRSI2_C40 (x(Si) 0.66284)
CrSi-00Du.tdb1600.68CRSI2_C40 (x(Si) 0.67863) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.85399) + DIAMOND_A4 (x(Si) 1)
CrSi-09Che.tdb1971.67BCC_A2 (x(Si) 0.13249) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.17017) + CR3SI_A15 (x(Si) 0.2449)
CrSi-09Che.tdb1932.22CR3SI_A15 (x(Si) 0.28925) + M5SI3_D88 (x(Si) 0.37089) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.38256)
CrSi-09Che.tdb1781.97M5SI3_D88 (x(Si) 0.3747) + CR5SI3_D8M (x(Si) 0.375) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.50375)
CrSi-09Che.tdb1774.21CR3SI_A15 (x(Si) 0.28565) + M5SI3_D88 (x(Si) 0.3728) + CR5SI3_D8M (x(Si) 0.375)
CrSi-09Che.tdb1697.93CR5SI3_D8M (x(Si) 0.375) + MSI_B20 (x(Si) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.546)
CrSi-09Che.tdb1697.92CR5SI3_D8M (x(Si) 0.375) + MSI_B20 (x(Si) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.54659)
CrSi-09Che.tdb1680.06MSI_B20 (x(Si) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.57543) + CRSI2_C40 (x(Si) 0.66227)
CrSi-09Che.tdb1680.06MSI_B20 (x(Si) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.57533) + CRSI2_C40 (x(Si) 0.66227)
CrSi-09Che.tdb1596.05CRSI2_C40 (x(Si) 0.6787) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.85362) + DIAMOND_A4 (x(Si) 1)
CrSi-17Jac.tdb1971.67BCC_A2 (x(Si) 0.13249) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.17017) + CR3SI_A15 (x(Si) 0.2449)
CrSi-17Jac.tdb1933.84CR3SI_A15 (x(Si) 0.28898) + M5SI3_D8M (x(Si) 0.3712) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.38164)
CrSi-17Jac.tdb1692.57M5SI3_D8M (x(Si) 0.37494) + MSI_B20 (x(Si) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.55668)
CrSi-17Jac.tdb1680.06MSI_B20 (x(Si) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.57543) + MSI2_C40 (x(Si) 0.66227)
CrSi-17Jac.tdb1680.06MSI_B20 (x(Si) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.57533) + MSI2_C40 (x(Si) 0.66227)
CrSi-17Jac.tdb1596.05MSI2_C40 (x(Si) 0.6787) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.85362) + DIAMOND_A4 (x(Si) 1)
CrSi-24Ior.tdb1993.43BCC_A2 (x(Si) 0.10596) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.14886) + CR3SI_A15 (x(Si) 0.20616)
CrSi-24Ior.tdb1943.43CR3SI_A15 (x(Si) 0.24848) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.34999) + CR5SI3_D8M (x(Si) 0.38112)
CrSi-24Ior.tdb1711.52CR5SI3_D8M (x(Si) 0.40259) + MSI_B20 (x(Si) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.54743)
CrSi-24Ior.tdb1685.15MSI_B20 (x(Si) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.57814) + MSI2_C40 (x(Si) 0.66667)
CrSi-24Ior.tdb1685.15MSI_B20 (x(Si) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.5779) + MSI2_C40 (x(Si) 0.66667)
CrSi-24Ior.tdb1608.57MSI2_C40 (x(Si) 0.66667) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.84527) + DIAMOND_A4 (x(Si) 1)
CrSi-24Ior.tdb1608.57MSI2_C40 (x(Si) 0.66667) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.84532) + DIAMOND_A4 (x(Si) 1)
CrSi-94Cou-LB.tdb1957.46BCC_A2 (x(Si) 0.11494) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.15386) + CR3SI_A15 (x(Si) 0.2334)
CrSi-94Cou-LB.tdb1949.99CR3SI_A15 (x(Si) 0.27166) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.36363) + CR5SI3_D8M (x(Si) 0.375)
CrSi-94Cou-LB.tdb1718.54CR5SI3_D8M (x(Si) 0.375) + MSI_B20 (x(Si) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.55984)
CrSi-94Cou-LB.tdb1718.54CR5SI3_D8M (x(Si) 0.375) + MSI_B20 (x(Si) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.55953)
CrSi-94Cou-LB.tdb1708.85MSI_B20 (x(Si) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.57398) + CRSI2_C40 (x(Si) 0.65571)
CrSi-94Cou-LB.tdb1708.85MSI_B20 (x(Si) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.57356) + CRSI2_C40 (x(Si) 0.65565)
CrSi-94Cou-LB.tdb1606.66CRSI2_C40 (x(Si) 0.67259) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.86441) + DIAMOND_A4 (x(Si) 1)
CrSi-95Lee.tdb1971.34BCC_A2 (x(Si) 0.0925) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.15088) + CR3SI_A15 (x(Si) 0.21427)
CrSi-95Lee.tdb1958.19CR3SI_A15 (x(Si) 0.25092) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.33842) + CR5SI3_D8M (x(Si) 0.375)
CrSi-95Lee.tdb1740.66CR5SI3_D8M (x(Si) 0.375) + MSI_B20 (x(Si) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.53181)
CrSi-95Lee.tdb1740.65CR5SI3_D8M (x(Si) 0.375) + MSI_B20 (x(Si) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.53222)
CrSi-95Lee.tdb1710.21MSI_B20 (x(Si) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.57434) + CRSI2_C40 (x(Si) 0.66233)
CrSi-95Lee.tdb1710.21MSI_B20 (x(Si) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.57401) + CRSI2_C40 (x(Si) 0.66231)
CrSi-95Lee.tdb1629.9CRSI2_C40 (x(Si) 0.67195) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.86562) + DIAMOND_A4 (x(Si) 1)
CrSi-99Lee.tdb1977.87BCC_A2 (x(Si) 0.09068) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.14815) + CR3SI_A15 (x(Si) 0.22128)
CrSi-99Lee.tdb1910.13CR3SI_A15 (x(Si) 0.25291) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.36999) + CR5SI3_D8M (x(Si) 0.375)
CrSi-99Lee.tdb1665.16CR5SI3_D8M (x(Si) 0.375) + MSI_B20 (x(Si) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.54281)
CrSi-99Lee.tdb1665.15CR5SI3_D8M (x(Si) 0.375) + MSI_B20 (x(Si) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.5432)
CrSi-99Lee.tdb1656.02MSI_B20 (x(Si) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.55732) + CRSI2_C40 (x(Si) 0.65813)
CrSi-99Lee.tdb1656.02MSI_B20 (x(Si) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.55723) + CRSI2_C40 (x(Si) 0.65812)
CrSi-99Lee.tdb1615.99CRSI2_C40 (x(Si) 0.67281) + LIQUID (x(Si) 0.84259) + DIAMOND_A4 (x(Si) 1)

Convex hulls: Materials Project DFT hull · OQMD DFT hull · CALPHAD hull CrSi-00Du · CALPHAD hull CrSi-09Che · CALPHAD hull CrSi-17Jac · CALPHAD hull CrSi-94Cou-LB · CALPHAD hull CrSi-95Lee · CALPHAD hull CrSi-99Lee

Invariant reactions (literature)

Invariant reactions reported in the literature for the Cr–Si system (52)
T (K)Reaction / phasesCompositions (mole fraction)ClassSourceLocationQuote
2049.5congruent melting: Cr3Si-A15 -> LiquidCr3Si-A15: Si 0.025; L: Si 0.025model[1] (ed.) 1998Table I, p. 167, row 6
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1982.15L ↔ (Cr) + Cr3SiCr3Si: Si 0.25experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Chang 1968
Table 1, p. 2, row 1
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1982.15eutectic: L -> Cr3Si + (Cr)Cr3Si: Si 0.25unspecified[2] Du 2000Table 2, p. 2, row 16
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1978.15eutectic: L -> Cr3Si + (Cr)Cr3Si: Si 0.25experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Chang 1968
Table 2, p. 2, row 17
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1974.15L ↔ (Cr) + Cr3SiCr3Si: Si 0.25unspecified[2] Du 2000Table 1, p. 2, row 3
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1973.15L ↔ (Cr) + Cr3SiCr3Si: Si 0.25experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Svechnikov 1964
Table 1, p. 2, row 2
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1971.67Liquid = (Cr) + Cr3SiL: Si 0.1702; (Cr): Si 0.1325; Cr3Si: Si 0.2449model[3] Chen 2009Table 2, p. 3, row 1
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1957.4eutectic: Liquid -> bcc-A2 + Cr3Si-A15L: Si 0.154; bcc-A2: Si 0.115; Cr3Si-A15: Si 0.233model[1] (ed.) 1998Table I, p. 167, row 1
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1957.15L ↔ (Cr) + Cr3SiCr3Si: Si 0.25model[2] Du 2000
cites Coughanowr 1994 doi
Table 1, p. 2, row 4
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1953.15L ↔ Cr3Si + βCr5Si3Cr3Si: Si 0.25; βCr5Si3: Si 0.375experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Svechnikov 1964
Table 1, p. 2, row 10
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1951congruent melting: Cr5Si3 -> LiquidCr5Si3: Si 0.375; L: Si 0.375model[1] (ed.) 1998Table I, p. 167, row 7
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1950.15L ↔ Cr3Si + βCr5Si3Cr3Si: Si 0.25; βCr5Si3: Si 0.375model[2] Du 2000
cites Coughanowr 1994 doi
Table 1, p. 2, row 12
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1950eutectic: Liquid -> Cr3Si-A15 + Cr5Si3L: Si 0.364; Cr3Si-A15: Si 0.272; Cr5Si3: Si 0.375model[1] (ed.) 1998Table I, p. 167, row 2
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1937.15L ↔ Cr3Si + βCr5Si3Cr3Si: Si 0.25; βCr5Si3: Si 0.375experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Chang 1968
Table 1, p. 2, row 9
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1937.15L ↔ Cr3Si + βCr5Si3Cr3Si: Si 0.25; βCr5Si3: Si 0.375unspecified[2] Du 2000Table 1, p. 2, row 11
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1937.15eutectic: L -> βCr5Si3 + Cr3SiβCr5Si3: Si 0.375; Cr3Si: Si 0.25unspecified[2] Du 2000Table 2, p. 2, row 12
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1933.15eutectic: L -> βCr5Si3 + Cr3SiβCr5Si3: Si 0.375; Cr3Si: Si 0.25experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Chang 1968
Table 2, p. 2, row 13
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1932.22Liquid + Cr3Si = βCr5Si3L: Si 0.3826; Cr3Si: Si 0.2893; βCr5Si3: Si 0.3709model[3] Chen 2009Table 2, p. 3, row 2
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1792.15L + βCr5Si3 ↔ αCr5Si3βCr5Si3: Si 0.375; αCr5Si3: Si 0.375unspecified[2] Du 2000Table 1, p. 2, row 18
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1781.97Liquid + βCr5Si3 = αCr5Si3L: Si 0.5038; βCr5Si3: Si 0.3747; αCr5Si3: Si 0.375model[3] Chen 2009Table 2, p. 3, row 4
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1778.15βCr5Si3 ↔ αCr5Si3 + Cr3SiβCr5Si3: Si 0.375; αCr5Si3: Si 0.375; Cr3Si: Si 0.25experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Chang 1968
Table 1, p. 2, row 19
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1778.15L + βCr5Si3 ↔ αCr5Si3βCr5Si3: Si 0.375; αCr5Si3: Si 0.375experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Chang 1968
Table 1, p. 2, row 17
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1774.21βCr5Si3 = αCr5Si3 + Cr3SiβCr5Si3: Si 0.3728; αCr5Si3: Si 0.375; Cr3Si: Si 0.2857model[3] Chen 2009Table 2, p. 3, row 3
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1761.15βCr5Si3 ↔ αCr5Si3 + Cr3SiβCr5Si3: Si 0.375; αCr5Si3: Si 0.375; Cr3Si: Si 0.25unspecified[2] Du 2000Table 1, p. 2, row 20
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1741congruent melting: Cr2Si -> LiquidCr2Si: Si 0.666; L: Si 0.666model[1] (ed.) 1998Table I, p. 167, row 8
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1718.5peritectic: Liquid + Cr5Si3 -> CrSiL: Si 0.56; Cr5Si3: Si 0.375; CrSi: Si 0.5model[1] (ed.) 1998Table I, p. 167, row 3
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1718.15L + αCr5Si3 ↔ CrSiαCr5Si3: Si 0.375; CrSi: Si 0.5model[2] Du 2000
cites Coughanowr 1994 doi
Table 1, p. 2, row 25
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1709.15L ↔ CrSi + CrSi2CrSi: Si 0.5; CrSi2: Si 0.666667model[2] Du 2000
cites Coughanowr 1994 doi
Table 1, p. 2, row 30
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1708.8eutectic: Liquid -> CrSi + CrSi2L: Si 0.574; CrSi: Si 0.5; CrSi2: Si 0.656model[1] (ed.) 1998Table I, p. 167, row 4
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1705.15L + αCr5Si3 ↔ CrSiαCr5Si3: Si 0.375; CrSi: Si 0.5experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Chang 1968
Table 1, p. 2, row 21
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1705.15L + αCr5Si3 -> CrSiαCr5Si3: Si 0.375; CrSi: Si 0.5unspecified[2] Du 2000Table 2, p. 2, row 8
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1702.15L + αCr5Si3 ↔ CrSiαCr5Si3: Si 0.375; CrSi: Si 0.5experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Svechnikov 1964
Table 1, p. 2, row 22
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1698.15L + αCr5Si3 ↔ CrSiαCr5Si3: Si 0.375; CrSi: Si 0.5experimental[2] Du 2000Table 1, p. 2, row 23
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1697.92Liquid + αCr5Si3 = CrSiL: Si 0.5466; αCr5Si3: Si 0.375; CrSi: Si 0.5model[3] Chen 2009Table 2, p. 3, row 7
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1697.15L + αCr5Si3 ↔ CrSiαCr5Si3: Si 0.375; CrSi: Si 0.5unspecified[2] Du 2000Table 1, p. 2, row 24
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1686.15L + αCr5Si3 -> CrSiαCr5Si3: Si 0.375; CrSi: Si 0.5experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Chang 1968
Table 2, p. 2, row 9
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1682.15L ↔ CrSi + CrSi2CrSi: Si 0.5; CrSi2: Si 0.666667experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Svechnikov 1964
Table 1, p. 2, row 27
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1681.15L ↔ CrSi + CrSi2CrSi: Si 0.5; CrSi2: Si 0.666667unspecified[2] Du 2000Table 1, p. 2, row 29
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1680.07Liquid = CrSi + CrSi2L: Si 0.5754; CrSi: Si 0.5; CrSi2: Si 0.6623model[3] Chen 2009Table 2, p. 3, row 6
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1677.15L ↔ CrSi + CrSi2CrSi: Si 0.5; CrSi2: Si 0.666667experimental[2] Du 2000Table 1, p. 2, row 28
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1675.15L ↔ CrSi + CrSi2CrSi: Si 0.5; CrSi2: Si 0.666667experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Chang 1968
Table 1, p. 2, row 26
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1675.15eutectic: L -> CrSi2 + CrSiCrSi2: Si 0.666667; CrSi: Si 0.5unspecified[2] Du 2000Table 2, p. 2, row 6
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1663.15eutectic: L -> CrSi2 + CrSiCrSi2: Si 0.666667; CrSi: Si 0.5experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Chang 1968
Table 2, p. 2, row 7
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1607.15L ↔ (Si) + CrSi2(Si): Si 1; CrSi2: Si 0.666667model[2] Du 2000
cites Coughanowr 1994 doi
Table 1, p. 2, row 40
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1606.7eutectic: Liquid -> CrSi2 + diamondL: Si 0.864; CrSi2: Si 0.673; diamond: Si 1model[1] (ed.) 1998Table I, p. 167, row 5
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1601.15L ↔ (Si) + CrSi2(Si): Si 1; CrSi2: Si 0.666667unspecified[2] Du 2000Table 1, p. 2, row 39
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1601.15L ↔ (Si) + CrSi2(Si): Si 1; CrSi2: Si 0.666667experimental[2] Du 2000Table 1, p. 2, row 38
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1596.05Liquid = CrSi2 + (Si)L: Si 0.8536; CrSi2: Si 0.6787; (Si): Si 1model[3] Chen 2009Table 2, p. 3, row 5
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1582.15L ↔ (Si) + CrSi2(Si): Si 1; CrSi2: Si 0.666667experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Svechnikov 1964
Table 1, p. 2, row 37
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1581.15L ↔ (Si) + CrSi2(Si): Si 1; CrSi2: Si 0.666667experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Chang 1968
Table 1, p. 2, row 36
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1581.15eutectic: L -> (Si) + CrSi2(Si): Si 1; CrSi2: Si 0.666667unspecified[2] Du 2000Table 2, p. 2, row 1
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1578.15eutectic: L -> (Si) + CrSi2(Si): Si 1; CrSi2: Si 0.666667experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Chang 1968
Table 2, p. 2, row 2
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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–Si system (29)
PhaseCompoundValueT (K)ClassMP DFT (kJ/mol-atom)OQMD DFT (kJ/mol-atom)SourceLocationQuote
Cr3SiCr3Si-34.7 kJ/mol-atom298.15experimental-31.155 (mp-aaaaabcb)-34.888 (oqmd-3600)[4] Coughanowr 1994
cites ref. 61Gol2
Table 6, p. 14, row 1
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Cr3SiCr3Si-31.92 kJ/mol-atommodel-31.155 (mp-aaaaabcb)-34.888 (oqmd-3600)[4] Coughanowr 1994Table 6, p. 14, row 4
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Cr3SiCr3Si-31.59 kJ/mol-atommodel-31.155 (mp-aaaaabcb)-34.888 (oqmd-3600)[4] Coughanowr 1994Table 6, p. 14, row 2
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Cr3Si-31.59 per mol-atom298.15model[2] Du 2000
cites Coughanowr 1994 doi
Table 4, p. 4, row 3
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Cr3SiCr3Si-31.41 kJ/mol-atommodel-31.155 (mp-aaaaabcb)-34.888 (oqmd-3600)[4] Coughanowr 1994Table 6, p. 14, row 3
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Cr3Si-28.749 per mol-atom298.15model[2] Du 2000Table 4, p. 4, row 2
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Cr3Si-27.2 per mol-atom ± 1100298.15experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Meschel 1998 doi
Table 4, p. 4, row 1
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Cr5Si3Cr5Si3-41 kJ/mol-atom298.15experimental-27.079 (mp-aaaaalcs)-29.969 (oqmd-3178)[4] Coughanowr 1994
cites ref. 61Gol2
Table 6, p. 14, row 5
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Cr5Si3Cr5Si3-32.9 kJ/mol-atommodel-27.079 (mp-aaaaalcs)-29.969 (oqmd-3178)[4] Coughanowr 1994Table 6, p. 14, row 8
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Cr5Si3Cr5Si3-32.57 kJ/mol-atommodel-27.079 (mp-aaaaalcs)-29.969 (oqmd-3178)[4] Coughanowr 1994Table 6, p. 14, row 6
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Cr5Si3Cr5Si3-32.52 kJ/mol-atommodel-27.079 (mp-aaaaalcs)-29.969 (oqmd-3178)[4] Coughanowr 1994Table 6, p. 14, row 7
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CrSiCrSi-39.7 kJ/mol-atom298.15experimental-24.637 (mp-aaaaalfk)-27.832 (oqmd-3602)[4] Coughanowr 1994
cites ref. 61Gol2
Table 6, p. 14, row 9
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CrSi-34.2 per mol-atom ± 1600298.15experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Meschel 1998 doi
Table 4, p. 4, row 7
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CrSiCrSi-30.44 kJ/mol-atommodel-24.637 (mp-aaaaalfk)-27.832 (oqmd-3602)[4] Coughanowr 1994Table 6, p. 14, row 12
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CrSi-30.429 per mol-atom298.15model[2] Du 2000Table 4, p. 4, row 8
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CrSiCrSi-30.18 kJ/mol-atommodel-24.637 (mp-aaaaalfk)-27.832 (oqmd-3602)[4] Coughanowr 1994Table 6, p. 14, row 11
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CrSi-30.16 per mol-atom298.15model[2] Du 2000
cites Coughanowr 1994 doi
Table 4, p. 4, row 9
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CrSiCrSi-30.16 kJ/mol-atommodel-24.637 (mp-aaaaalfk)-27.832 (oqmd-3602)[4] Coughanowr 1994Table 6, p. 14, row 10
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CrSi2CrSi2-40.2 kJ/mol-atom298.15experimental-31.349 (mp-aaaaanft)-35.843 (oqmd-12787)[4] Coughanowr 1994
cites ref. 61Gol2
Table 6, p. 14, row 13
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CrSi2-27.296 per mol-atom298.15model[2] Du 2000Table 4, p. 4, row 11
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CrSi2CrSi2-26.1 kJ/mol-atommodel-31.349 (mp-aaaaanft)-35.843 (oqmd-12787)[4] Coughanowr 1994Table 6, p. 14, row 16
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CrSi2CrSi2-26.09 kJ/mol-atommodel-31.349 (mp-aaaaanft)-35.843 (oqmd-12787)[4] Coughanowr 1994Table 6, p. 14, row 17
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CrSi2CrSi2-26.08 kJ/mol-atommodel-31.349 (mp-aaaaanft)-35.843 (oqmd-12787)[4] Coughanowr 1994Table 6, p. 14, row 15
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CrSi2-26.08 per mol-atom298.15model[2] Du 2000
cites Coughanowr 1994 doi
Table 4, p. 4, row 12
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CrSi2CrSi2-25.8 kJ/mol-atom298.15experimental-31.349 (mp-aaaaanft)-35.843 (oqmd-12787)[4] Coughanowr 1994
cites ref. 87Top
Table 6, p. 14, row 14
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CrSi2-25.8 per mol-atom ± 4400298.15experimental[2] Du 2000
cites ref. 1987Top
Table 4, p. 4, row 10
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αCr5Si3-33.6 per mol-atom ± 1000298.15experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Meschel 1998 doi
Table 4, p. 4, row 4
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αCr5Si3-32.57 per mol-atom298.15model[2] Du 2000
cites Coughanowr 1994 doi
Table 4, p. 4, row 6
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αCr5Si3-32.525 per mol-atom298.15model[2] Du 2000Table 4, p. 4, row 5
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Other properties

Phase transition (24)

Phase transition, Cr–Si system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Phase transition1702.15 K1702.15L ↔ CrSi2
L: Si 0.666667; CrSi2: Si 0.666667
experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Svechnikov 1964
Table 1, p. 2, row 32
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Phase transition1710.15 K1710.15L -> CrSi2
L: Si 0.666667; CrSi2: Si 0.666667
unspecified[2] Du 2000Table 2, p. 2, row 5
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Phase transition1710.15 K1710.15L ↔ CrSi2
L: Si 0.666667; CrSi2: Si 0.666667
experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Chang 1968
Table 1, p. 2, row 31
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Phase transition1711.15 K1711.15L -> CrSi2
L: Si 0.666667; CrSi2: Si 0.666667
unspecified[2] Du 2000Table 2, p. 2, row 3
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Phase transition1711.15 K1711.15L ↔ CrSi2
L: Si 0.666667; CrSi2: Si 0.666667
experimental[2] Du 2000Table 1, p. 2, row 33
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Phase transition1712.15 K1712.15L ↔ CrSi2
L: Si 0.666667; CrSi2: Si 0.666667
unspecified[2] Du 2000Table 1, p. 2, row 34
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Phase transition1713.75 K1713.75Liquid = CrSi2
L: Si 0.6664; CrSi2: Si 0.6664
model[3] Chen 2009Table 2, p. 3, row 8
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Phase transition1741.15 K1741.15L ↔ CrSi2
L: Si 0.666667; CrSi2: Si 0.666667
model[2] Du 2000
cites Coughanowr 1994 doi
Table 1, p. 2, row 35
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Phase transition1763.15 K1763.15L -> CrSi2
L: Si 0.666667; CrSi2: Si 0.666667
experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Chang 1968
Table 2, p. 2, row 4
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Phase transition1939.15 K1939.15L ↔ βCr5Si3
L: Si 0.375; βCr5Si3: Si 0.375
unspecified[2] Du 2000Table 1, p. 2, row 15
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Phase transition1941.15 K1941.15L -> βCr5Si3
L: Si 0.375; βCr5Si3: Si 0.375
unspecified[2] Du 2000Table 2, p. 2, row 10
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Phase transition1941.15 K1941.15 (>)L ↔ βCr5Si3
L: Si 0.375; βCr5Si3: Si 0.375
experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Chang 1968
Table 1, p. 2, row 13
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Phase transition1951.15 K1951.15L ↔ βCr5Si3
L: Si 0.375; βCr5Si3: Si 0.375
model[2] Du 2000
cites Coughanowr 1994 doi
Table 1, p. 2, row 16
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Phase transition1953.15 K1953.15L -> βCr5Si3
L: Si 0.375; βCr5Si3: Si 0.375
experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Chang 1968
Table 2, p. 2, row 11
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Phase transition1993.15 K1993.15L ↔ βCr5Si3
L: Si 0.375; βCr5Si3: Si 0.375
experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Svechnikov 1964
Table 1, p. 2, row 14
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Phase transition2039.15 K2039.15L -> Cr3Si
L: Si 0.25; Cr3Si: Si 0.25
unspecified[2] Du 2000Table 2, p. 2, row 14
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Phase transition2039.15 K2039.15 (>)L ↔ Cr3Si
L: Si 0.25; Cr3Si: Si 0.25
experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Chang 1968
Table 1, p. 2, row 5
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Phase transition2043.15 K2043.15L -> Cr3Si
L: Si 0.25; Cr3Si: Si 0.25
experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Chang 1968
Table 2, p. 2, row 15
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Phase transition2043.15 K2043.15L ↔ Cr3Si
L: Si 0.25; Cr3Si: Si 0.25
experimental[2] Du 2000
cites Svechnikov 1964
Table 1, p. 2, row 6
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Phase transition2047.54 K2047.54Liquid = Cr3Si
L: Si 0.2603; Cr3Si: Si 0.2603
model[3] Chen 2009Table 2, p. 3, row 9
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Phase transition2050.15 K2050.15L ↔ Cr3Si
L: Si 0.25; Cr3Si: Si 0.25
model[2] Du 2000
cites Coughanowr 1994 doi
Table 1, p. 2, row 8
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Phase transition2053.15 K2053.15L ↔ Cr3Si
L: Si 0.25; Cr3Si: Si 0.25
unspecified[2] Du 2000Table 1, p. 2, row 7
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Phase transition2133.15 K2133.15Cr + liquidexperimental[4] Coughanowr 1994
cites ref. 67Rud
p. 2
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At the time when Svechnikov et al. and Chang reported their results for the Cr-Si system, a melting temperature of 188W'C (2153 K) had been established for Cr [58Han, 65Ell]; Chang used an even lower value, 1860°C (2133 K), determined by Rudy [67Rud].
Phase transition2180.15 K2180.15Cr + liquidmodel[4] Coughanowr 1994
cites ref. 91Din
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However, the T, of 1907°C (2180 K) adopted by SGTE ' [91Din] and used in the present work is higher by 27-47°C.

Crystal structure (6)

Crystal structure, Cr–Si system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Lattice a4.558 Å298.15Cr3Si
alloy: Cr 0.75, Si 0.25
model[5] Hu 2013
cites Gokhale 1987 doi
Table 3, p. 4, row 7
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Lattice a4.62 Å298.15CrSi
alloy: Cr 0.5, Si 0.5
model[5] Hu 2013
cites Gokhale 1987 doi
Table 3, p. 4, row 5
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Lattice a4.428 Å298.15CrSi2
alloy: Cr 0.333333, Si 0.666667
model[5] Hu 2013
cites Gokhale 1987 doi
Table 3, p. 4, row 4
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Lattice a9.17 Å298.15αCr5Si3
alloy: Cr 0.625, Si 0.375
model[5] Hu 2013
cites Gokhale 1987 doi
Table 3, p. 4, row 6
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Lattice c6.368 Å298.15CrSi2
alloy: Cr 0.333333, Si 0.666667
model[5] Hu 2013
cites Gokhale 1987 doi
Table 3, p. 4, row 4
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Lattice c4.636 Å298.15αCr5Si3
alloy: Cr 0.625, Si 0.375
model[5] Hu 2013
cites Gokhale 1987 doi
Table 3, p. 4, row 6
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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. I. Ansara, A. T. Dinsdale, M. H. Rand (eds.), COST 507: Thermochemical database for light metal alloys, Volume 2, EUR 18499 EN, Office for Official Publications of the European Communities, Luxembourg (1998), ISBN 92-828-3902-8.
  2. Yong Du, Julius C. Schuster, Experimental reinvestigation of the CrSi-Si partial system and update of the thermodynamic description of the entire Cr-Si system, JPE 21, 281-286 (2000). doi:10.1361/105497100770340066
  3. Hailin Chen, Yong Du, Julius C. Schuster, On the melting of Cr5Si3 and update of the thermodynamic description of Cr–Si, Calphad 33, 211-214 (2009). doi:10.1016/j.calphad.2008.05.005
  4. Corinne A. Coughanowr, Ibrahim Ansara, Hans Leo Lukas, Assessment of the CrSi System, Calphad 18, 125-140 (1994). doi:10.1016/0364-5916(94)90023-x
  5. Biao Hu, Wei-Wei Zhang, Yingbiao Peng, Yong Du, Shuhong Liu, Yuelan Zhang, Thermodynamic reassessment of the Al–Cr–Si system with the refined description of the Al–Cr system, Thermochimica Acta 561, 77-90 (2013). doi:10.1016/j.tca.2013.03.033