Cu–Fe system

99 accepted literature values from 2 paper(s) (experimental 68, model 22, unspecified 9); 6 calculated phase diagram(s). 11 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
experimental68
model22
unspecified9
Accepted values by property group
Property groupValues
invariant reaction55
mixing / partial42
heat capacity / entropy / enthalpy2

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
CuFe-03Tur.tdbM.A. Turchanin, P.G. Agraval, I.V. Nikolaenko, J. Phase Equilib., 24, 307-19(2003). doi:10.1361/105497103770330280cdb9d77a4cc00a0ee505500911c9ecb972585706a9da3f794bb89d3e420c7606viewer · TDB · JSON
CuFe-15Ste.tdbG. Stechauner, E. Kozeschnik, Acta Mater., 100, 135-46(2015). doi:10.1016/j.actamat.2015.08.042bfc63223f5caef05e77bd54d10e9981b4ed899ce387420f6661240a4a9f8657fviewer · TDB · JSON
CuFe-87Jan.tdbA. Jansson, TRITA-MAC 340, Stockholm 1987.2c05cb21e3fff528545ab62c3b870f91fe01aaae5933f3c7a8a604e52bfa72eaviewer · TDB · JSON
CuFe-93Ans-LB.tdbI. Ansara, A. Jansson, TRITA-MAC 533, Stockholm 1993.e3232aa138fa336c27427dd8c29432398f01cf5442dfaf1e4bd6d51bb428989fviewer · TDB · JSON
CuFe-93Swa.tdbL.J. Swartzendruber, Phase Diagrams of Binary Iron Alloys, ASM, 1993.4c1bc91a8d26ffd41925653a23b5dfa4f85c86f36363a365a31a6192a33ad130viewer · TDB · JSON
CuFe-95Che.tdbQ. Chen, Z.P. Jin, Metall. Mater. Trans. A, 26A, 417-26(1995). doi:10.1007/BF026646782a778f43763571c566806c472294295f62dc3aeac5bf50acd4b521149622da1aviewer · TDB · JSON
Calculated three-phase invariants (model, mole fraction of the second component)
TDB fileT (K)Phases at the invariant
CuFe-03Tur.tdb1759.9LIQUID (x(Fe) 0.89484) + FCC_A1 (x(Fe) 0.93082) + BCC_A2 (x(Fe) 0.94195)
CuFe-03Tur.tdb1367.73LIQUID (x(Fe) 0.03473) + FCC_A1 (x(Fe) 0.04966) + FCC_A1#2 (x(Fe) 0.92403)
CuFe-03Tur.tdb1120.67FCC_A1 (x(Fe) 0.01035) + FCC_A1#2 (x(Fe) 0.97453) + BCC_A2 (x(Fe) 0.98372)
CuFe-15Ste.tdb1762.3LIQUID (x(Fe) 0.87508) + FCC_A1 (x(Fe) 0.92992) + BCC_A2 (x(Fe) 0.9329)
CuFe-15Ste.tdb1370.3LIQUID (x(Fe) 0.03574) + FCC_A1 (x(Fe) 0.04825) + FCC_A1#2 (x(Fe) 0.94945)
CuFe-15Ste.tdb1138.73FCC_A1#2 (x(Fe) 0.01781) + FCC_A1 (x(Fe) 0.98306) + BCC_A2 (x(Fe) 0.98865)
CuFe-87Jan.tdb1761.93LIQUID (x(Fe) 0.88323) + FCC_A1 (x(Fe) 0.92527) + BCC_A2 (x(Fe) 0.93114)
CuFe-87Jan.tdb1369.31LIQUID (x(Fe) 0.03677) + FCC_A1 (x(Fe) 0.04744) + FCC_A1#2 (x(Fe) 0.93246)
CuFe-87Jan.tdb1119.84FCC_A1 (x(Fe) 0.0111) + FCC_A1#2 (x(Fe) 0.97495) + BCC_A2 (x(Fe) 0.9831)
CuFe-93Ans-LB.tdb1762.39LIQUID (x(Fe) 0.87941) + FCC_A1 (x(Fe) 0.92737) + BCC_A2 (x(Fe) 0.93279)
CuFe-93Ans-LB.tdb1371.17LIQUID (x(Fe) 0.03378) + FCC_A1 (x(Fe) 0.04678) + FCC_A1#2 (x(Fe) 0.93586)
CuFe-93Ans-LB.tdb1115.92FCC_A1 (x(Fe) 0.01256) + FCC_A1#2 (x(Fe) 0.97522) + BCC_A2 (x(Fe) 0.98415)
CuFe-93Swa.tdb1781.58LIQUID (x(Fe) 0.94005) + FCC_A1 (x(Fe) 0.95568) + BCC_A2 (x(Fe) 0.9629)
CuFe-93Swa.tdb1371.81LIQUID (x(Fe) 0.03392) + FCC_A1 (x(Fe) 0.04845) + FCC_A1#2 (x(Fe) 0.92384)
CuFe-93Swa.tdb1117.67FCC_A1 (x(Fe) 0.01287) + FCC_A1#2 (x(Fe) 0.97183) + BCC_A2 (x(Fe) 0.98086)
CuFe-95Che.tdb1758.92LIQUID (x(Fe) 0.89246) + FCC_A1 (x(Fe) 0.92753) + BCC_A2 (x(Fe) 0.93667)
CuFe-95Che.tdb1369.04LIQUID (x(Fe) 0.03156) + FCC_A1 (x(Fe) 0.04485) + FCC_A1#2 (x(Fe) 0.92499)
CuFe-95Che.tdb1121.82FCC_A1 (x(Fe) 0.01274) + FCC_A1#2 (x(Fe) 0.97427) + BCC_A2 (x(Fe) 0.98327)

Convex hulls: Materials Project DFT hull · OQMD DFT hull · CALPHAD hull CuFe-03Tur · CALPHAD hull CuFe-87Jan · CALPHAD hull CuFe-93Ans-LB · CALPHAD hull CuFe-93Swa · CALPHAD hull CuFe-95Che

Invariant reactions (literature)

Invariant reactions reported in the literature for the Cu–Fe system (55)
T (K)Reaction / phasesCompositions (mole fraction)ClassSourceLocationQuote
1764δ + liq -> γδ: Cu 0.064; γ: Cu 0.076; liq: Cu 0.116unspecified[1] Chen 1995
cites Chuang 1995
Table II, p. 6, row 6
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1764L + δ ↔ γL: Fe 0.884; δ: Fe 0.936model[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Chuang
Table 2, p. 5, row 7
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1761L + δ ↔ γexperimental[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Amara 2003
Table 2, p. 5, row 4
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1760L + δ ↔ γL: Fe 0.896; δ: Fe 0.942model[2] Turchanin 2003Table 2, p. 5, row 9
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1759L + δ ↔ γL: Fe 0.902experimental[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Maddocks 1936
Table 2, p. 5, row 1
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1759δ + liq -> γδ: Cu 0.063; γ: Cu 0.073; liq: Cu 0.108model[1] Chen 1995Table II, p. 6, row 7
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1759δ + liq -> γliq: Cu 0.098experimental[1] Chen 1995
cites Maddocks 1936
Table II, p. 6, row 1
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1759L + δ ↔ γL: Fe 0.892; δ: Fe 0.937model[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Chen 1995 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 8
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1755δ + liq -> γδ: Cu 0.061; γ: Cu 0.066; liq: Cu 0.1experimental[1] Chen 1995
cites Oelsen 1961
Table II, p. 6, row 3
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1755L + δ ↔ γL: Fe 0.9; δ: Fe 0.939experimental[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Oelsen 1961
Table 2, p. 5, row 3
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1753δ + liq -> γliq: Cu 0.098experimental[1] Chen 1995
cites Hellawell 1957 doi
Table II, p. 6, row 2
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1753δ + liq -> γδ: Cu 0.066; γ: Cu 0.08; liq: Cu 0.127unspecified[1] Chen 1995
cites Kubaschewski 1977
Table II, p. 6, row 4
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1753L + δ ↔ γL: Fe 0.873; δ: Fe 0.934model[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Kubaschewski 1977
Table 2, p. 5, row 5
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1753L + δ ↔ γL: Fe 0.902experimental[2] Turchanin 2003
cites ref. 1943And
Table 2, p. 5, row 2
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1752δ + liq -> γδ: Cu 0.063; γ: Cu 0.075; liq: Cu 0.124unspecified[1] Chen 1995
cites Hasebe 1980 doi
Table II, p. 6, row 5
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1752L + δ ↔ γL: Fe 0.876; δ: Fe 0.937model[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Hasebe 1980 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 6
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1698L2 ↔ L1 + δL2: Fe 0.591; L1: Fe 0.49; δ: Fe 0.912model[2] Turchanin 2003Table 2, p. 5, row 30
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1405L1 + L2 ↔ εL1: Fe 0.22experimental[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Amara 2003
Table 2, p. 5, row 31
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1380L1 + L2 ↔ εL1: Fe 0.058; L2: Fe 0.931; ε: Fe 0.127model[2] Turchanin 2003Table 2, p. 5, row 32
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1371γ + liq -> εγ: Cu 0.076; ε: Cu 0.952; liq: Cu 0.965unspecified[1] Chen 1995
cites Chuang 1995
Table II, p. 6, row 13
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1371L + γ ↔ εL: Fe 0.035; γ: Fe 0.924; ε: Fe 0.048model[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Chuang
Table 2, p. 5, row 16
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1369L + γ ↔ εexperimental[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Maddocks 1936
Table 2, p. 5, row 10
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1369L + γ ↔ εL: Fe 0.032; γ: Fe 0.929; ε: Fe 0.045experimental[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Oelsen 1961
Table 2, p. 5, row 12
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1369L + γ ↔ εL: Fe 0.032; γ: Fe 0.91; ε: Fe 0.05model[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Hasebe 1980 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 15
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1369γ + liq -> εγ: Cu 0.09; ε: Cu 0.95; liq: Cu 0.968unspecified[1] Chen 1995
cites Hasebe 1980 doi
Table II, p. 6, row 12
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1369γ + liq -> εε: Cu 0.952; liq: Cu 0.961unspecified[1] Chen 1995
cites Kubaschewski 1977
Table II, p. 6, row 11
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1369L + γ ↔ εL: Fe 0.039; ε: Fe 0.048model[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Kubaschewski 1977
Table 2, p. 5, row 14
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1369L + γ ↔ εL: Fe 0.032; γ: Fe 0.925; ε: Fe 0.045model[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Chen 1995 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 17
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1369γ + liq -> εγ: Cu 0.071; ε: Cu 0.955; liq: Cu 0.968experimental[1] Chen 1995
cites Oelsen 1961
Table II, p. 6, row 10
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1369γ + liq -> εγ: Cu 0.075; ε: Cu 0.955; liq: Cu 0.968model[1] Chen 1995Table II, p. 6, row 14
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1369γ + liq -> εexperimental[1] Chen 1995
cites Maddocks 1936
Table II, p. 6, row 8
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1368L + γ ↔ εL: Fe 0.035; γ: Fe 0.924; ε: Fe 0.05model[2] Turchanin 2003Table 2, p. 5, row 18
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1366L + γ ↔ εexperimental[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Amara 2003
Table 2, p. 5, row 13
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1363L + γ ↔ εexperimental[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Hellawell 1957 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 11
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1363γ + liq -> εexperimental[1] Chen 1995
cites Hellawell 1957 doi
Table II, p. 6, row 9
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1139γ -> α + εα: Cu 0.019experimental[1] Chen 1995
cites Qureshi 1961
Table II, p. 6, row 17
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1139γ ↔ ε + αα: Fe 0.981experimental[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Qureshi 1961
Table 2, p. 5, row 21
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1131γ -> α + εα: Cu 0.018experimental[1] Chen 1995
cites Salje 1978
Table II, p. 6, row 19
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1131γ ↔ ε + αα: Fe 0.982experimental[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Salje 1978
Table 2, p. 5, row 23
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1126γ ↔ ε + αγ: Fe 0.973; ε: Fe 0.014; α: Fe 0.982model[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Hasebe 1980 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 26
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1126γ -> α + εγ: Cu 0.027; α: Cu 0.018; ε: Cu 0.986unspecified[1] Chen 1995
cites Hasebe 1980 doi
Table II, p. 6, row 21
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1124γ -> α + εγ: Cu 0.018; α: Cu 0.012; ε: Cu 0.985experimental[1] Chen 1995
cites Oelsen 1961
Table II, p. 6, row 15
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1124γ ↔ ε + αγ: Fe 0.982; ε: Fe 0.015; α: Fe 0.988experimental[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Oelsen 1961
Table 2, p. 5, row 20
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1124γ -> α + εγ: Cu 0.018unspecified[1] Chen 1995
cites Kubaschewski 1977
Table II, p. 6, row 20
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1124γ ↔ ε + αγ: Fe 0.977experimental[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Speich 1966
Table 2, p. 5, row 22
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1124γ -> α + εγ: Cu 0.023experimental[1] Chen 1995
cites Speich 1966
Table II, p. 6, row 18
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1122γ ↔ ε + αγ: Fe 0.974; ε: Fe 0.013; α: Fe 0.983model[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Chen 1995 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 28
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1122γ -> α + εγ: Cu 0.026; α: Cu 0.017; ε: Cu 0.987model[1] Chen 1995Table II, p. 6, row 23
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1120γ ↔ ε + αγ: Fe 0.975; ε: Fe 0.01; α: Fe 0.984model[2] Turchanin 2003Table 2, p. 5, row 29
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1118γ -> α + εγ: Cu 0.028; α: Cu 0.021; ε: Cu 0.987unspecified[1] Chen 1995
cites Chuang 1995
Table II, p. 6, row 22
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1118γ ↔ ε + αγ: Fe 0.972; ε: Fe 0.013; α: Fe 0.979model[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Chuang
Table 2, p. 5, row 27
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1115γ ↔ ε + αexperimental[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Amara 2003
Table 2, p. 5, row 24
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1115γ ↔ ε + αexperimental[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Wreidt 1960
Table 2, p. 5, row 19
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1115γ -> α + εexperimental[1] Chen 1995
cites Wriedt 1960
Table II, p. 6, row 16
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124γ ↔ ε + αγ: Fe 0.982model[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Kubaschewski 1977
Table 2, p. 5, row 25
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Other properties

Mixing / partial (42)

Mixing / partial, Cu–Fe system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Enthalpy of mixing
printed: ⌬H
11.8 kJ/mol (basis unstated)1673model[2] Turchanin 2003p. 8
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According to the present thermodynamic model of the melt, enthalpies of mixing are temperature dependent (Fig. 2), with the maximum in ⌬H predicted as 11.0 kJ mol-1 at xFe ⳱ 0.45 at 1873 K, and 11.8 kJ mol-1 at the same composition at 1673 K.
Enthalpy of mixing
printed: ΔH
2.9 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 0.11673liquid
alloy: Cu 0.95, Fe 0.05
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 2
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Enthalpy of mixing
printed: ΔH
5.3 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 0.21673liquid
alloy: Cu 0.9, Fe 0.1
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 3
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Enthalpy of mixing
printed: ⌬H
11 kJ/mol (basis unstated)1873model[2] Turchanin 2003p. 8
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According to the present thermodynamic model of the melt, enthalpies of mixing are temperature dependent (Fig. 2), with the maximum in ⌬H predicted as 11.0 kJ mol-1 at xFe ⳱ 0.45 at 1873 K, and 11.8 kJ mol-1 at the same composition at 1673 K.
Enthalpy of mixing
printed: ⌬H
10.8 unspecified ± 0.71873experimental[2] Turchanin 2003p. 2
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Those measurements were carried out at 1873 K and covered the whole range of concentrations. As can be seen from Fig. 1, our results are in good agreement with the data of [1967Woo, 1971Toz, 1981Yas]. Thus, according to our work, ⌬H reaches a maximum value of 10.8 ± 0.7 kJ mol-1 at xCu ⳱ 0.43.
Enthalpy of mixing
printed: ΔH
3.3 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 0.31873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.1, Fe 0.9
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 13
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Enthalpy of mixing
printed: ΔH
10.8 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 0.61873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.6, Fe 0.4
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 8
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Enthalpy of mixing
printed: ΔH
6 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 0.51873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.2, Fe 0.8
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 12
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Enthalpy of mixing
printed: ΔH
8.1 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 0.61873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.3, Fe 0.7
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 11
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Enthalpy of mixing
printed: ΔH
5 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 0.21873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.9, Fe 0.1
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 5
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Enthalpy of mixing
printed: ΔH
8.2 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 0.31873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.8, Fe 0.2
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 6
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Enthalpy of mixing
printed: ΔH
10.6 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 0.91873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.5, Fe 0.5
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 9
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Enthalpy of mixing
printed: ΔH
9.7 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 0.81873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.4, Fe 0.6
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 10
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Enthalpy of mixing
printed: ΔH
10.1 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 0.41873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.7, Fe 0.3
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 7
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Cu
0.24 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 0.071673liquid
alloy: Cu 0.95, Fe 0.05
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 2
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Fe
53.4 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 2.51673liquid
alloy: Cu 0.95, Fe 0.05
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 2
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Cu
0 kJ/mol (basis unstated)1673liquid
alloy: Cu 1, Fe 0
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 1
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Fe
62.7 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 2.81673liquid
alloy: Cu 1, Fe 0
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 1
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Cu
0.91 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 0.41673liquid
alloy: Cu 0.9, Fe 0.1
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 3
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Fe
45.1 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 31673liquid
alloy: Cu 0.9, Fe 0.1
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 3
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Fe
0.3 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 0.031873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.1, Fe 0.9
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 13
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Cu
30.3 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 2.81873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.1, Fe 0.9
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 13
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Cu
4.8 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 0.41873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.6, Fe 0.4
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 8
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Fe
12.3 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 11873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.6, Fe 0.4
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 8
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Fe
59.4 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 3.31873liquid
alloy: Cu 1, Fe 0
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 4
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Cu
0 kJ/mol (basis unstated)1873liquid
alloy: Cu 1, Fe 0
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 4
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Fe
1.2 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 0.11873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.2, Fe 0.8
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 12
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Cu
25.3 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 1.91873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.2, Fe 0.8
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 12
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Cu
21.1 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 1.51873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.3, Fe 0.7
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 11
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Fe
2.6 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 0.31873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.3, Fe 0.7
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 11
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Fe
41.4 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 1.91873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.9, Fe 0.1
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 5
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Cu
0.9 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 0.021873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.9, Fe 0.1
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 5
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Cu
3.2 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 0.11873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.8, Fe 0.2
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 6
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Fe
28.2 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 1.21873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.8, Fe 0.2
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 6
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Fe
7.8 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 0.91873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.5, Fe 0.5
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 9
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Cu
13.5 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 0.91873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.5, Fe 0.5
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 9
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Cu
17.2 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 1.21873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.4, Fe 0.6
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 10
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Fe
4.7 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 0.51873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.4, Fe 0.6
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 10
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Fe
18.8 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 11873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.7, Fe 0.3
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 7
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Cu
6.3 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 0.21873liquid
alloy: Cu 0.7, Fe 0.3
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 7
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Fe
0 kJ/mol (basis unstated)1873liquid
alloy: Cu 0, Fe 1
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 14
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Partial enthalpy
printed: ΔH̄Cu
36.6 kJ/mol (basis unstated) ± 3.91873liquid
alloy: Cu 0, Fe 1
experimental[2] Turchanin 2003Table 1, p. 3, row 14
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Heat capacity / entropy / enthalpy (2)

Heat capacity / entropy / enthalpy, Cu–Fe system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Heat capacity
printed: CEP
4.8 unspecified ± 11673experimental[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Wilde 1997
p. 5
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For a sample of nearly equiatomic composition, CEP is 4.8 ± 1.0 J K-1 mol-1 at 1673 K and 9.6 ± 1.0 J K-1 mol-1 at 1723 K.
Heat capacity
printed: CEP
9.6 unspecified ± 11723experimental[2] Turchanin 2003
cites Wilde 1997
p. 5
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For a sample of nearly equiatomic composition, CEP is 4.8 ± 1.0 J K-1 mol-1 at 1673 K and 9.6 ± 1.0 J K-1 mol-1 at 1723 K.

Sources

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

  1. Qing Chen, Zhanpeng Jin, The Fe-Cu system: A thermodynamic evaluation, Metall Mater Trans A 26, 417-426 (1995). doi:10.1007/bf02664678
  2. M. A. Turchanin, P. G. Agraval, I. V. Nikolaenko, Thermodynamics of alloys and phase equilibria in the copper-iron system, JPE 24, 307-319 (2003). doi:10.1361/105497103770330280