Fe–Y system

476 accepted literature values from 4 paper(s) (experimental 157, model 285, DFT 26, unspecified 8); 5 calculated phase diagram(s). 25 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
experimental157
model285
DFT26
unspecified8
Accepted values by property group
Property groupValues
invariant reaction218
phase transition50
formation153
mixing / partial12
heat capacity / entropy / enthalpy12
activity / EMF / Gibbs energy18
crystal structure13

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
FeY-14Kar.tdbS. Kardellas, C. Servant, N. Selhaoui, A. Iddaoudi, M. Ait Amar, L. Bouirden, J. Alloys Compd., 583, 598-606(2014). doi:10.1016/j.jallcom.2013.07.0100e4a9e2361dc9c9839bfc4a51be7d414a41b29cd1b3f6931cbc6ff40fbc4949cviewer · TDB · JSON
FeY-17Sae.tdbI. Saenko, O. Fabrichnaya, A. Udovsky, J. Phase Equilib. Diffus., 38, 684-99(2017). doi:10.1007/s11669-017-0574-3d5fb4919023990bf125fd52bbdf9b0b9a20764cfa0aec1b2b8388eda0c460968viewer · TDB · JSON
FeY-21Fan.tdbL. Fan, C. Shen, K. Hu, H. Liu, H. Zhang, J. Phase Equilib. Diffus., 42, 348-62(2021). doi:10.1007/s11669-021-00887-9d085f7eb5ccf15a0491d39b5c5a026ee3e18d96cdec7bdcd49f1177de01e0fdfviewer · TDB · JSON
FeY-23Ye.tdbH. Ye, M. Rong, Q. Chen, Q. Yao, J. Wang, G. Rao, H. Zhou, J. Mater. Inf., 3, 15(2023).88f70e0778e85ffb26889a0c2a8eebe168ee56fbce9660ad9f539a1d022affe5viewer · TDB · JSON
FeY-97Du.tdbZ. Du, W. Zhang, Y. Zhuang, Rare Met., 16, 52-58(1997).6ffcbf8e63537db7c8cd5750a5c9d980e3078175c98aacbbddd3e2f2c034b3a3viewer · TDB · JSON
Calculated three-phase invariants (model, mole fraction of the second component)
TDB fileT (K)Phases at the invariant
FeY-14Kar.tdb1749.69LIQUID (x(Y) 0.97891) + BCC_A2 (x(Y) 0.99806) + HCP_A3 (x(Y) 0.99834)
FeY-14Kar.tdb1672.05BCC_A2 (x(Y) 1.100e-4) + FCC_A1 (x(Y) 2.700e-4) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.04586)
FeY-14Kar.tdb1631.93FCC_A1 (x(Y) 4.300e-4) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.05675) + FE17Y2_HT (x(Y) 0.10526)
FeY-14Kar.tdb1631.93FCC_A1 (x(Y) 4.300e-4) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.05671) + FE17Y2_HT (x(Y) 0.10526)
FeY-14Kar.tdb1602.95FE23Y6_D8A (x(Y) 0.19821) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.2051) + FE3Y (x(Y) 0.25)
FeY-14Kar.tdb1602.95FE23Y6_D8A (x(Y) 0.19831) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.20541) + FE3Y (x(Y) 0.25)
FeY-14Kar.tdb1602.53FE17Y2_HT (x(Y) 0.10526) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.18248) + FE23Y6_D8A (x(Y) 0.19064)
FeY-14Kar.tdb1420.81FE3Y (x(Y) 0.25) + FE2Y_C15 (x(Y) 0.31034) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.436)
FeY-14Kar.tdb1184.7BCC_A2 (x(Y) 0) + FCC_A1 (x(Y) 1.000e-5) + FE17Y2_HT (x(Y) 0.10526)
FeY-14Kar.tdb1184.7BCC_A2 (x(Y) 0) + FCC_A1 (x(Y) 1.000e-5) + FE17Y2_HT (x(Y) 0.10526)
FeY-14Kar.tdb1150.25FE2Y_C15 (x(Y) 0.32929) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.61298) + HCP_A3 (x(Y) 0.9859)
FeY-14Kar.tdb1138.93BCC_A2 (x(Y) 0) + FE17Y2_LT (x(Y) 0.10526) + FE17Y2_HT (x(Y) 0.10526)
FeY-14Kar.tdb1138.93FE17Y2_HT (x(Y) 0.10526) + FE17Y2_LT (x(Y) 0.10526) + FE23Y6_D8A (x(Y) 0.20361)
FeY-17Sae.tdb1755.67LIQUID (x(Y) 0.98254) + HCP_A3 (x(Y) 0.99864) + BCC_A2 (x(Y) 0.9995)
FeY-17Sae.tdb1664.89FCC_A1 (x(Y) 9.300e-4) + BCC_A2 (x(Y) 0.00103) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.07198)
FeY-17Sae.tdb1640.57FCC_A1 (x(Y) 0.00104) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.08407) + FE17Y2 (x(Y) 0.10526)
FeY-17Sae.tdb1640.57FCC_A1 (x(Y) 0.00103) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.08406) + FE17Y2 (x(Y) 0.10526)
FeY-17Sae.tdb1605.45FE17Y2 (x(Y) 0.10526) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.19743) + FE23Y6_D8A (x(Y) 0.20767)
FeY-17Sae.tdb1604FE23Y6_D8A (x(Y) 0.21318) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.23371) + FE3Y (x(Y) 0.25)
FeY-17Sae.tdb1396.22FE3Y (x(Y) 0.25) + FE2Y_C15 (x(Y) 0.33546) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.52473)
FeY-17Sae.tdb1396.22FE3Y (x(Y) 0.25) + FE2Y_C15 (x(Y) 0.33545) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.52442)
FeY-17Sae.tdb1200.95FE2Y_C15 (x(Y) 0.33731) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.66092) + HCP_A3 (x(Y) 0.99197)
FeY-17Sae.tdb1184.8FCC_A1 (x(Y) 1.000e-5) + BCC_A2 (x(Y) 1.000e-5) + FE17Y2 (x(Y) 0.10526)
FeY-21Fan.tdb1754.16LIQUID (x(Y) 0.98199) + HCP_A3 (x(Y) 0.99889) + BCC_A2 (x(Y) 0.99947)
FeY-21Fan.tdb1660.71FCC_A1 (x(Y) 1.200e-4) + BCC_A2 (x(Y) 3.600e-4) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.06047)
FeY-21Fan.tdb1635.95FCC_A1 (x(Y) 1.400e-4) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.06948) + FE17Y2 (x(Y) 0.10526)
FeY-21Fan.tdb1635.95FCC_A1 (x(Y) 1.400e-4) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.06948) + FE17Y2 (x(Y) 0.10526)
FeY-21Fan.tdb1618.62FE23Y6_D8A (x(Y) 0.2069) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.2306) + FE3Y (x(Y) 0.25)
FeY-21Fan.tdb1618.62FE23Y6_D8A (x(Y) 0.2069) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.23125) + FE3Y (x(Y) 0.25)
FeY-21Fan.tdb1614.08FE17Y2 (x(Y) 0.10526) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.17356) + FE23Y6_D8A (x(Y) 0.2069)
FeY-21Fan.tdb1414.78FE3Y (x(Y) 0.25) + FE2Y_C15 (x(Y) 0.33333) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.46108)
FeY-21Fan.tdb1414.78FE3Y (x(Y) 0.25) + FE2Y_C15 (x(Y) 0.33333) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.46079)
FeY-21Fan.tdb1184.86FCC_A1 (x(Y) 0) + BCC_A2 (x(Y) 1.000e-5) + FE17Y2 (x(Y) 0.10526)
FeY-21Fan.tdb1184.86FCC_A1 (x(Y) 0) + BCC_A2 (x(Y) 1.000e-5) + FE17Y2 (x(Y) 0.10526)
FeY-21Fan.tdb1119.28FE2Y_C15 (x(Y) 0.33333) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.63307) + HCP_A3 (x(Y) 0.99054)
FeY-21Fan.tdb464.62FE17Y2 (x(Y) 0.10526) + FE23Y6_D8A (x(Y) 0.2069) + FE3Y (x(Y) 0.25)
FeY-21Fan.tdb429.12FE17Y2 (x(Y) 0.10526) + FE23Y6_D8A (x(Y) 0.2069) + FE3Y (x(Y) 0.25)
FeY-23Ye.tdb1756.01LIQUID (x(Y) 0.98297) + HCP_A3 (x(Y) 0.99884) + BCC_A2 (x(Y) 0.99977)
FeY-23Ye.tdb1664.62FCC_A1 (x(Y) 5.600e-4) + BCC_A2 (x(Y) 6.600e-4) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.07753)
FeY-23Ye.tdb1641.32FCC_A1 (x(Y) 6.100e-4) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.09093) + FE17Y2 (x(Y) 0.10526)
FeY-23Ye.tdb1641.32FCC_A1 (x(Y) 6.100e-4) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.09089) + FE17Y2 (x(Y) 0.10526)
FeY-23Ye.tdb1601.93FE23Y6_D8A (x(Y) 0.2069) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.22028) + FE3Y (x(Y) 0.25)
FeY-23Ye.tdb1601.92FE23Y6_D8A (x(Y) 0.2069) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.22093) + FE3Y (x(Y) 0.25)
FeY-23Ye.tdb1601.67FE17Y2 (x(Y) 0.10526) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.19097) + FE23Y6_D8A (x(Y) 0.2069)
FeY-23Ye.tdb1601.67FE17Y2 (x(Y) 0.10526) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.19095) + FE23Y6_D8A (x(Y) 0.2069)
FeY-23Ye.tdb1420.94FE3Y (x(Y) 0.25) + FE2Y_C15 (x(Y) 0.33333) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.49038)
FeY-23Ye.tdb1420.94FE3Y (x(Y) 0.25) + FE2Y_C15 (x(Y) 0.33333) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.4903)
FeY-23Ye.tdb1184.8FCC_A1 (x(Y) 2.000e-5) + BCC_A2 (x(Y) 2.000e-5) + FE17Y2 (x(Y) 0.10526)
FeY-23Ye.tdb1168.06FE2Y_C15 (x(Y) 0.33333) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.65518) + HCP_A3 (x(Y) 0.99311)
FeY-23Ye.tdb1168.05FE2Y_C15 (x(Y) 0.33333) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.65527) + HCP_A3 (x(Y) 0.99311)
FeY-97Du.tdb1751.13LIQUID (x(Y) 0.98061) + BCC_A2 (x(Y) 0.99999) + HCP_A3 (x(Y) 0.99999)
FeY-97Du.tdb1751.13LIQUID (x(Y) 0.98062) + HCP_A3 (x(Y) 0.99999) + BCC_A2 (x(Y) 0.99999)
FeY-97Du.tdb1667.43BCC_A2 (x(Y) 0) + FCC_A1 (x(Y) 0) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.05849)
FeY-97Du.tdb1667.43BCC_A2 (x(Y) 0) + FCC_A1 (x(Y) 0) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.05843)
FeY-97Du.tdb1667.43FCC_A1 (x(Y) 0) + BCC_A2 (x(Y) 0) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.05839)
FeY-97Du.tdb1624FCC_A1 (x(Y) 0) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.07401) + FE17Y2 (x(Y) 0.10526)
FeY-97Du.tdb1624FCC_A1 (x(Y) 0) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.07403) + FE17Y2 (x(Y) 0.10526)
FeY-97Du.tdb1574.87LIQUID (x(Y) 0.18563) + FE23Y6_D8A (x(Y) 0.2069) + FE3Y (x(Y) 0.25)
FeY-97Du.tdb1574.87LIQUID (x(Y) 0.18557) + FE23Y6_D8A (x(Y) 0.2069) + FE3Y (x(Y) 0.25)
FeY-97Du.tdb1574.87LIQUID (x(Y) 0.18577) + FE23Y6_D8A (x(Y) 0.2069) + FE3Y (x(Y) 0.25)
FeY-97Du.tdb1554.69FE17Y2 (x(Y) 0.10526) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.16482) + FE23Y6_D8A (x(Y) 0.2069)
FeY-97Du.tdb1554.69FE17Y2 (x(Y) 0.10526) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.1647) + FE23Y6_D8A (x(Y) 0.2069)
FeY-97Du.tdb1398.96FE3Y (x(Y) 0.25) + FE2Y_C15 (x(Y) 0.33333) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.42146)
FeY-97Du.tdb1398.96FE3Y (x(Y) 0.25) + FE2Y_C15 (x(Y) 0.33333) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.42124)
FeY-97Du.tdb1184.81FCC_A1 (x(Y) 0) + BCC_A2 (x(Y) 0) + FE17Y2 (x(Y) 0.10526)
FeY-97Du.tdb1177.64FE2Y_C15 (x(Y) 0.33333) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.64989) + HCP_A3 (x(Y) 1)
FeY-97Du.tdb1177.64FE2Y_C15 (x(Y) 0.33333) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.64987) + HCP_A3 (x(Y) 1)
FeY-97Du.tdb1177.64FE2Y_C15 (x(Y) 0.33333) + LIQUID (x(Y) 0.64993) + HCP_A3 (x(Y) 1)

Convex hulls: Materials Project DFT hull · OQMD DFT hull · CALPHAD hull FeY-14Kar · CALPHAD hull FeY-17Sae · CALPHAD hull FeY-21Fan · CALPHAD hull FeY-97Du

Invariant reactions (literature)

Invariant reactions reported in the literature for the Fe–Y system (218)
T (K)Reaction / phasesCompositions (mole fraction)ClassSourceLocationQuote
1811.15congruent melting: Liq ↔ δ FeLiq: Y 0model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 7, p. 8, row 3
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1811.15congruent melting: Liq ↔ δ Feexperimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Gschneider 1961
Table 7, p. 8, row 2
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1811.15congruent melting: L -> δFeδFe: Y 0experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Massalski 1991
Table 1, p. 3, row 1
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1810.15congruent melting: Liq ↔ δ Feδ Fe: Y 0experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Gschneider 1961
Table 7, p. 8, row 1
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1795.15congruent melting: L -> βYβY: Y 1experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Gschneider 1961
Table 1, p. 3, row 18
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1758peritectic: Liq + β Y ↔ α Yexperimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Dinsdale 1991 doi
Table 4, p. 10, row 41
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1756peritectic: Liq + β Y ↔ α YLiq: Y 0.9826; β Y: Y 0.9974; α Y: Y 0.9973model[2] Saenko 2017Table 4, p. 10, row 42
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1756eutectic: βY+L → αYβY: Y 0.9974; L: Y 0.9826; αY: Y 0.9973model[3] Fan 2021
cites Konar 2017 doi
Table 2, p. 4, row 45
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1754eutectic: βY+L → αYβY: Y 0.9995; L: Y 0.98; αY: Y 0.999model[3] Fan 2021Table 2, p. 4, row 46
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1751.15Liq + (βY) ↔ (α Y)βY: Y 0.991; α Y: Y 0.99experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Gschneider 1961
Table 7, p. 8, row 48
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1751.15metatectic/catatectic: L + βY -> αYβY: Y 0.97experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Gschneider 1961
Table 1, p. 3, row 19
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1751peritectic: βY → αY+Lexperimental[3] Fan 2021
cites Kubuschewski 1982
Table 2, p. 4, row 41
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1750.15Liq + (βY) ↔ (α Y)Liq: Y 0.9789model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 7, p. 8, row 50
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1750peritectic: Liq + β Y ↔ α YLiq: Y 0.9789model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 4, p. 10, row 43
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1750peritectic: βY → αY+LL: Y 0.979model[3] Fan 2021
cites Conclusions
Table 2, p. 4, row 44
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1749.15Liq + (βY) ↔ (α Y)Liq: Y 0.976model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 7, p. 8, row 49
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1749peritectic: βY → αY+LL: Y 0.976model[3] Fan 2021
cites Conclusions
Table 2, p. 4, row 43
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1749peritectic: Liq + β Y ↔ α YLiq: Y 0.976model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 4, p. 10, row 44
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1725metatectic/catatectic: bcc(δ-Fe) ↔ fcc(γ-Fe) + LL: Y 0.039model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 4
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1725peritectic: L+δFe → γFeL: Y 0.039model[3] Fan 2021
cites Konar 2017 doi
Table 2, p. 4, row 4
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1681congruent melting: L ↔ Fe3YL: Y 0.25; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 57
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1679congruent melting: L ↔ Fe17Y2L: Y 0.105; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 26
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1676.15congruent melting: Liq ↔ Fe17Y2Liq: Y 0.105; Fe17Y2: Fe 0.894737, Y 0.105263model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 7, p. 8, row 23
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1676congruent melting: Liq ↔ Fe17Y2Liq: Y 0.105; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 4, p. 10, row 15
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1676congruent melting: L ↔ Fe17Y2L: Y 0.105; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[4] Ye 2023
cites (PTD) (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 27
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1673.15congruent melting: Liq ↔ Fe17Y2Liq: Y 0.105; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Gschneider 1961
Table 7, p. 8, row 21
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1673.15congruent melting: L -> Fe17Y2L: Y 0.105; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105unspecified[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Kubuschewski 1982
Table 1, p. 3, row 6
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1673congruent melting: Liq ↔ Fe17Y2Liq: Y 0.105; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Domagala 1961
Table 4, p. 10, row 13
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1673metatectic/catatectic: bcc(δ-Fe) ↔ fcc(γ-Fe) + Lexperimental[4] Ye 2023
cites (exp
Table 10, p. 18, row 1
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1673congruent melting: L ↔ Fe17Y2L: Y 0.105; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105experimental[4] Ye 2023
cites (exp
Table 10, p. 18, row 23
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1673peritectic: L+δFe → γFeexperimental[3] Fan 2021
cites Kubuschewski 1982
Table 2, p. 4, row 1
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1673congruent melting: L ↔ Fe17Y2L: Y 0.105; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 24
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1673congruent melting: L → Fe17Y2L: Y 0.105; Fe17Y2: Fe 0.894737, Y 0.105263experimental[3] Fan 2021
cites Kubuschewski 1982
Table 2, p. 4, row 47
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1672.15congruent melting: Liq ↔ Fe17Y2Liq: Y 0.105; Fe17Y2: Fe 0.894737, Y 0.105263model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 7, p. 8, row 22
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1672congruent melting: L ↔ Fe17Y2L: Y 0.105; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[4] Ye 2023
cites (PTD) (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 28
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1672congruent melting: Liq ↔ Fe17Y2Liq: Y 0.105; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 4, p. 10, row 16
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1667.15Liq+(δ Fe) ↔ (γ Fe)δ Fe: Y 0experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Gschneider 1961
Table 7, p. 8, row 5
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1667eutectic: L ↔ Fe23Y6 + Fe3YL: Y 0.21; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 49
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1667congruent melting: L ↔ Fe23Y6L: Y 0.207; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 41
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1667metatectic/catatectic: bcc(δ-Fe) ↔ fcc(γ-Fe) + LL: Y 0.058model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 2
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1667eutectic: L → Fe23Y6+Fe3YL: Y 0.21; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897; Fe3Y: Y 0.25model[3] Fan 2021
cites Konar 2017 doi
Table 2, p. 4, row 28
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1665.8metatectic/catatectic: bcc(δ-Fe) ↔ fcc(γ-Fe) + LL: Y 0.077model[4] Ye 2023Table 10, p. 18, row 8
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1665peritectic: L+δFe → γFeL: Y 0.0719model[3] Fan 2021
cites Saenko 2017 doi
Table 2, p. 4, row 3
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1665metatectic/catatectic: bcc(δ-Fe) ↔ fcc(γ-Fe) + LL: Y 0.072model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 3
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1665metatectic/catatectic: Liq + δ Fe ↔ γ Feexperimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kubuschewski 1982
Table 4, p. 10, row 1
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1665metatectic/catatectic: Liq + δ Fe ↔ γ FeLiq: Y 0.0719model[2] Saenko 2017Table 4, p. 10, row 2
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1664.15Liq+(δ Fe) ↔ (γ Fe)Liq: Y 0.0479model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 7, p. 8, row 6
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1664peritectic: L+δFe → γFeL: Y 0.0479model[3] Fan 2021
cites Conclusions
Table 2, p. 4, row 5
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1664metatectic/catatectic: Liq + δ Fe ↔ γ FeLiq: Y 0.0479model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 4, p. 10, row 4
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1664metatectic/catatectic: bcc(δ-Fe) ↔ fcc(γ-Fe) + LL: Y 0.048model[4] Ye 2023
cites (PTD) (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 6
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1663.15Liq ↔ (δ Fe) + Fe17Y2Liq: Y 0.0719; Fe17Y2: Fe 0.894737, Y 0.105263model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 7, p. 8, row 15
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1663.15Liq+(δ Fe) ↔ (γ Fe)Liq: Y 0.0479model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 7, p. 8, row 7
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1663metatectic/catatectic: bcc(δ-Fe) ↔ fcc(γ-Fe) + LL: Y 0.048model[4] Ye 2023
cites (PTD) (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 5
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1663metatectic/catatectic: Liq + δ Fe ↔ γ FeLiq: Y 0.0479model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 4, p. 10, row 3
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1663eutectic: Liq ↔ δ Fe + Fe17Y2Liq: Y 0.0719; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 4, p. 10, row 9
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1663peritectic: L+δFe → γFeL: Y 0.0479model[3] Fan 2021
cites Conclusions
Table 2, p. 4, row 6
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1663eutectic: L → δFe + Fe17Y2L: Y 0.0719; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[3] Fan 2021
cites Conclusions
Table 2, p. 4, row 11
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1663eutectic: L ↔ Fe17Y2 + fcc(γ-Fe)L: Y 0.072model[4] Ye 2023
cites (PTD) (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 20
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1660peritectic: L+δFe → γFeL: Y 0.06model[3] Fan 2021Table 2, p. 4, row 2
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1660metatectic/catatectic: bcc(δ-Fe) ↔ fcc(γ-Fe) + LL: Y 0.06model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 7
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1659eutectic: L → γFe + Fe17Y2L: Y 0.069; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[3] Fan 2021
cites Konar 2017 doi
Table 2, p. 4, row 10
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1657eutectic: L ↔ Fe17Y2 + fcc(γ-Fe)L: Y 0.069model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 18
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1654.15congruent melting: Liq ↔ Fe3YLiq: Y 0.25; Fe3Y: Y 0.25experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Gschneider 1961
Table 7, p. 8, row 37
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1654.15congruent melting: L -> Fe3YL: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Massalski 1991
Table 1, p. 3, row 13
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1652.15congruent melting: Liq ↔ Fe17Y2Liq: Y 0.105; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Gschneider 1961
Table 7, p. 8, row 20
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1650.1congruent melting: L ↔ Fe17Y2L: Y 0.105; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[4] Ye 2023Table 10, p. 18, row 30
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1650congruent melting: L ↔ Fe17Y2L: Y 0.105; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 29
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1650congruent melting: L → Fe17Y2L: Y 0.105; Fe17Y2: Fe 0.894737, Y 0.105263model[3] Fan 2021Table 2, p. 4, row 48
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1647.3eutectic: L ↔ Fe17Y2 + fcc(γ-Fe)L: Y 0.088model[4] Ye 2023Table 10, p. 18, row 22
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1647.15congruent melting: Liq ↔ Fe3YLiq: Y 0.25; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 7, p. 8, row 38
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1647congruent melting: Liq ↔ Fe3YLiq: Y 0.25; Fe3Y: Y 0.25model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 4, p. 10, row 32
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1647congruent melting: L ↔ Fe3YL: Y 0.25; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25model[4] Ye 2023
cites (PTD) (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 59
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1645eutectic: L ↔ Fe17Y2 + Fe23Y6L: Y 0.159; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 34
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1645eutectic: L → Fe23Y6 + Fe17Y2L: Y 0.159; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[3] Fan 2021
cites Konar 2017 doi
Table 2, p. 4, row 22
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1644congruent melting: L ↔ Fe17Y2L: Y 0.105; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 25
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1644congruent melting: Liq ↔ Fe17Y2Liq: Y 0.105; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[2] Saenko 2017Table 4, p. 10, row 14
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1641.15congruent melting: Liq ↔ Fe23Y6Liq: Y 0.2075; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 7, p. 8, row 30
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1641eutectic: L → γFe + Fe17Y2L: Y 0.084; γFe: Y 0.001; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[3] Fan 2021
cites Saenko 2017 doi
Table 2, p. 4, row 9
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1641congruent melting: L ↔ Fe23Y6L: Y 0.207; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897model[4] Ye 2023
cites (PTD) (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 43
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1641eutectic: Liq ↔ γ Fe + Fe17Y2Liq: Y 0.0841; γ Fe: Y 0.001; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[2] Saenko 2017Table 4, p. 10, row 11
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1641eutectic: L ↔ Fe17Y2 + fcc(γ-Fe)L: Y 0.084model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 17
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1641congruent melting: Liq ↔ Fe23Y6Liq: Y 0.2075; Fe23Y6: Y 0.2075model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 4, p. 10, row 24
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1640.15Liq ↔ Fe23Y6 + Fe3YLiq: Y 0.2163; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 7, p. 8, row 34
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1640eutectic: L → Fe23Y6+Fe3YL: Y 0.2163; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897; Fe3Y: Y 0.25model[3] Fan 2021
cites Conclusions
Table 2, p. 4, row 26
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1640eutectic: L ↔ Fe23Y6 + Fe3YL: Y 0.216; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25model[4] Ye 2023
cites (PTD) (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 51
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1640eutectic: Liq ↔ Fe23Y6 + Fe3YLiq: Y 0.2163; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897; Fe3Y: Y 0.25model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 4, p. 10, row 28
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1638.15Liq ↔ Fe17Y2 + Fe23Y6Liq: Y 0.179; Fe17Y2: Fe 0.894737, Y 0.105263; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 7, p. 8, row 26
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1638eutectic: L ↔ Fe17Y2 + Fe23Y6L: Y 0.179; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897model[4] Ye 2023
cites (PTD) (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 36
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1638eutectic: L → Fe23Y6 + Fe17Y2L: Y 0.179; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[3] Fan 2021
cites Conclusions
Table 2, p. 4, row 20
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1638eutectic: Liq ↔ Fe17Y2 + Fe23Y6Liq: Y 0.179; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 4, p. 10, row 20
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1635eutectic: L ↔ Fe17Y2 + fcc(γ-Fe)L: Y 0.07model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 21
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1635eutectic: L → γFe + Fe17Y2L: Y 0.07; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[3] Fan 2021Table 2, p. 4, row 8
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1633.15Liq ↔ (γ Fe) + Fe17Y2Liq: Y 0.0563; Fe17Y2: Fe 0.894737, Y 0.105263model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 7, p. 8, row 18
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1633eutectic: L ↔ Fe17Y2 + fcc(γ-Fe)L: Y 0.056model[4] Ye 2023
cites (PTD) (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 19
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1633eutectic: Liq ↔ γ Fe + Fe17Y2Liq: Y 0.0563; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 4, p. 10, row 12
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1623.15eutectic: L -> γFe + Fe17Y2L: Y 0.082; γFe: Y 0.082; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105unspecified[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Kubuschewski 1982
Table 1, p. 3, row 4
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1623.15Liq ↔ (γ Fe) + Fe17Y2Liq: Y 0.082; γ Fe: Y 0.1; Fe17Y2: Fe 0.894737, Y 0.105263experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Gschneider 1961
Table 7, p. 8, row 17
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1623.15congruent melting: Liq ↔ Fe3YLiq: Y 0.25; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 7, p. 8, row 39
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1623congruent melting: L ↔ Fe3YL: Y 0.25; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 55
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1623congruent melting: L ↔ Fe23Y6L: Y 0.207; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 44
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1623eutectic: L → γFe + Fe17Y2L: Y 0.082; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105experimental[3] Fan 2021
cites Kubuschewski 1982
Table 2, p. 4, row 7
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1623eutectic: Liq ↔ γ Fe + Fe17Y2Liq: Y 0.082; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Domagala 1961
Table 4, p. 10, row 10
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1623congruent melting: Liq ↔ Fe3YLiq: Y 0.25; Fe3Y: Y 0.25model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 4, p. 10, row 31
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1623eutectic: L ↔ Fe17Y2 + fcc(γ-Fe)L: Y 0.082experimental[4] Ye 2023
cites (exp
Table 10, p. 18, row 15
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1623congruent melting: L ↔ Fe3YL: Y 0.25; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25model[4] Ye 2023
cites (PTD) (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 58
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1623eutectic: L ↔ Fe17Y2 + fcc(γ-Fe)L: Y 0.074model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 16
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1621congruent melting: L ↔ Fe3YL: Y 0.25; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 60
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1619eutectic: L ↔ Fe23Y6 + Fe3YL: Y 0.207; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 52
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1619eutectic: L → Fe23Y6+Fe3YL: Y 0.2069; Fe23Y6: Y 0.2069; Fe3Y: Y 0.25model[3] Fan 2021Table 2, p. 4, row 24
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1614.15Liq ↔ (γ Fe) + Fe17Y2Liq: Y 0.082; γ Fe: Y 0.1; Fe17Y2: Fe 0.894737, Y 0.105263experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Gschneider 1961
Table 7, p. 8, row 16
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1614.15eutectic: L -> γFe + Fe17Y2experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Massalski 1991
Table 1, p. 3, row 5
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1613eutectic: L ↔ Fe17Y2 + Fe23Y6L: Y 0.173; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 37
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1613eutectic: L → Fe23Y6 + Fe17Y2L: Y 0.173; Fe23Y6: Y 0.2069; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[3] Fan 2021Table 2, p. 4, row 18
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1612.15(δ Fe) ↔ (γ Fe) + Fe17Y2Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 7, p. 8, row 19
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1608.15congruent melting: L -> Fe3YL: Y 0.25; Fe3Y: Y 0.25unspecified[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Kubuschewski 1982
Table 1, p. 3, row 12
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1608.15congruent melting: Liq ↔ Fe3YLiq: Y 0.25; Fe3Y: Y 0.25experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Gschneider 1961
Table 7, p. 8, row 36
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1608congruent melting: Liq ↔ Fe3YLiq: Y 0.25; Fe3Y: Y 0.25experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Domagala 1961
Table 4, p. 10, row 29
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1608congruent melting: L ↔ Fe3YL: Y 0.25; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25experimental[4] Ye 2023
cites (exp
Table 10, p. 18, row 54
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1606.15congruent melting: Liq ↔ Fe23Y6Liq: Y 0.2075; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 7, p. 8, row 31
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1606congruent melting: L ↔ Fe23Y6L: Y 0.207; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897model[4] Ye 2023
cites (PTD) (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 42
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1606congruent melting: L ↔ Fe23Y6L: Y 0.201; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 40
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1606congruent melting: Liq ↔ Fe23Y6Liq: Y 0.2005; Fe23Y6: Y 0.2005model[2] Saenko 2017Table 4, p. 10, row 22
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1606congruent melting: Liq ↔ Fe23Y6Liq: Y 0.2075; Fe23Y6: Y 0.2075model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 4, p. 10, row 23
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1605.5congruent melting: L ↔ Fe3YL: Y 0.25; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25model[4] Ye 2023Table 10, p. 18, row 61
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1605.15Liq ↔ Fe17Y2 + Fe23Y6Liq: Y 0.1815; Fe17Y2: Fe 0.894737, Y 0.105263; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 7, p. 8, row 27
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1605.15Liq ↔ Fe23Y6 + Fe3YLiq: Y 0.207; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 7, p. 8, row 35
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1605eutectic: L → Fe23Y6 + Fe17Y2L: Y 0.1815; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[3] Fan 2021
cites Conclusions
Table 2, p. 4, row 21
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1605eutectic: L ↔ Fe17Y2 + Fe23Y6L: Y 0.197; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 33
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1605eutectic: L → Fe23Y6+Fe3YL: Y 0.2069; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897; Fe3Y: Y 0.25model[3] Fan 2021
cites Conclusions
Table 2, p. 4, row 27
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1605eutectic: L ↔ Fe23Y6 + Fe3YL: Y 0.207; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25model[4] Ye 2023
cites (PTD) (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 50
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1605eutectic: L → Fe23Y6 + Fe17Y2L: Y 0.1974; Fe23Y6: Y 0.207; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[3] Fan 2021
cites Saenko 2017 doi
Table 2, p. 4, row 19
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1605eutectic: L ↔ Fe17Y2 + Fe23Y6L: Y 0.182; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897model[4] Ye 2023
cites (PTD) (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 35
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1605eutectic: Liq ↔ Fe17Y2 + Fe23Y6Liq: Y 0.1974; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105; Fe23Y6: Y 0.207model[2] Saenko 2017Table 4, p. 10, row 18
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1605eutectic: Liq ↔ Fe23Y6 + Fe3YLiq: Y 0.207; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897; Fe3Y: Y 0.25model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 4, p. 10, row 27
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1605congruent melting: L ↔ Fe3YL: Y 0.25; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 56
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1605eutectic: Liq ↔ Fe17Y2 + Fe23Y6Liq: Y 0.1815; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 4, p. 10, row 19
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1605congruent melting: Liq ↔ Fe3YLiq: Y 0.25; Fe3Y: Y 0.25model[2] Saenko 2017Table 4, p. 10, row 30
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1604eutectic: L → Fe23Y6+Fe3YL: Y 0.2336; Fe23Y6: Y 0.205; Fe3Y: Y 0.25model[3] Fan 2021
cites Saenko 2017 doi
Table 2, p. 4, row 25
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1604eutectic: L ↔ Fe23Y6 + Fe3YL: Y 0.237; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 48
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1604eutectic: Liq ↔ Fe23Y6 + Fe3YLiq: Y 0.2336; Fe23Y6: Y 0.205; Fe3Y: Y 0.25model[2] Saenko 2017Table 4, p. 10, row 26
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1603congruent melting: L ↔ Fe23Y6L: Y 0.207; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897model[4] Ye 2023Table 10, p. 18, row 45
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1602.7eutectic: L ↔ Fe17Y2 + Fe23Y6L: Y 0.197; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897model[4] Ye 2023Table 10, p. 18, row 38
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1602.4eutectic: L ↔ Fe23Y6 + Fe3YL: Y 0.221; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25model[4] Ye 2023Table 10, p. 18, row 53
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1573.15congruent melting: L -> Fe23Y6L: Y 0.206; Fe23Y6: Y 0.206unspecified[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Kubuschewski 1982
Table 1, p. 3, row 8
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1573.15congruent melting: Liq ↔ Fe23Y6Liq: Y 0.206; Fe23Y6: Y 0.206experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Gschneider 1961
Table 7, p. 8, row 29
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1573congruent melting: Liq ↔ Fe23Y6Liq: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Domagala 1961
Table 4, p. 10, row 21
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1573eutectic: L ↔ Fe23Y6 + Fe3YL: Y 0.186; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 47
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1573congruent melting: L ↔ Fe23Y6L: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897experimental[4] Ye 2023
cites (exp
Table 10, p. 18, row 39
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1563.15congruent melting: Liq ↔ Fe23Y6Liq: Y 0.206; Fe23Y6: Y 0.206experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Gschneider 1961
Table 7, p. 8, row 28
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1563.15congruent melting: L -> Fe23Y6L: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Massalski 1991
Table 1, p. 3, row 9
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1553.15Liq ↔ Fe17Y2 + Fe23Y6Liq: Y 0.14; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105; Fe23Y6: Y 0.206experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Gschneider 1961
Table 7, p. 8, row 25
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1553.15eutectic: L -> Fe17Y2 + Fe23Y6L: Y 0.129; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105; Fe23Y6: Y 0.206unspecified[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Kubuschewski 1982
Table 1, p. 3, row 7
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1553eutectic: Liq ↔ Fe17Y2 + Fe23Y6Liq: Y 0.129; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Domagala 1961
Table 4, p. 10, row 17
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1553eutectic: L ↔ Fe17Y2 + Fe23Y6L: Y 0.164; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 32
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1553eutectic: L → Fe23Y6 + Fe17Y2L: Y 0.129; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105experimental[3] Fan 2021
cites Kubuschewski 1982
Table 2, p. 4, row 17
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1553eutectic: L ↔ Fe17Y2 + Fe23Y6L: Y 0.129; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897experimental[4] Ye 2023
cites (exp
Table 10, p. 18, row 31
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1544.15Liq ↔ Fe17Y2 + Fe23Y6Liq: Y 0.14; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105; Fe23Y6: Y 0.206experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Gschneider 1961
Table 7, p. 8, row 24
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1523.15Liq ↔ Fe23Y6 + Fe3YLiq: Y 0.237; Fe23Y6: Y 0.207; Fe3Y: Y 0.25experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Gschneider 1961
Table 7, p. 8, row 33
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1523.15eutectic: L -> Fe23Y6 + Fe3YL: Y 0.237; Fe23Y6: Y 0.2069; Fe3Y: Y 0.25unspecified[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Kubuschewski 1982
Table 1, p. 3, row 10
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1523eutectic: L ↔ Fe23Y6 + Fe3YL: Y 0.237; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25experimental[4] Ye 2023
cites (exp
Table 10, p. 18, row 46
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1523eutectic: Liq ↔ Fe23Y6 + Fe3YLiq: Y 0.237; Fe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897; Fe3Y: Y 0.25experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Domagala 1961
Table 4, p. 10, row 25
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1523eutectic: L → Fe23Y6+Fe3YL: Y 0.237; Fe23Y6: Y 0.2069; Fe3Y: Y 0.25experimental[3] Fan 2021
cites Kubuschewski 1982
Table 2, p. 4, row 23
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1522.15eutectic: L -> Fe23Y6 + Fe3YFe23Y6: Fe 0.793103, Y 0.206897; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Massalski 1991
Table 1, p. 3, row 11
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1522.15Liq ↔ Fe23Y6 + Fe3YLiq: Y 0.237; Fe23Y6: Y 0.207; Fe3Y: Y 0.25experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Gschneider 1961
Table 7, p. 8, row 32
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1416peritectic: L+Fe3Y → Fe2YL: Y 0.467; Fe3Y: Y 0.25; Fe2Y: Y 0.333model[3] Fan 2021Table 2, p. 4, row 30
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1409.15Liq + Fe3Y ↔ Fe2YLiq: Y 0.4427; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25; Fe2Y: Fe 0.666667, Y 0.333333model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 7, p. 8, row 43
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1409peritectic: L+Fe3Y → Fe2YL: Y 0.443; Fe3Y: Y 0.25; Fe2Y: Y 0.333model[3] Fan 2021
cites Conclusions
Table 2, p. 4, row 33
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1409peritectic: Liq + Fe3Y ↔ Fe2YLiq: Y 0.4427; Fe3Y: Y 0.25; Fe2Y: Y 0.333model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 4, p. 10, row 35
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1409peritectic: L + Fe3Y ↔ Fe2YL: Y 0.443; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25; Fe2Y: Fe 0.666667, Y 0.333333model[4] Ye 2023
cites (PTD) (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 66
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1398.15peritectic: L + Fe3Y -> Fe2YL: Y 0.423; Fe3Y: Y 0.25; Fe2Y: Y 0.333unspecified[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Kubuschewski 1982
Table 1, p. 3, row 14
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1398.15Liq + Fe3Y ↔ Fe2YLiq: Y 0.424; Fe3Y: Y 0.25; Fe2Y: Y 0.333experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Gschneider 1961
Table 7, p. 8, row 41
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1398peritectic: L+Fe3Y → Fe2YL: Y 0.424; Fe3Y: Y 0.25; Fe2Y: Y 0.333experimental[3] Fan 2021
cites Kubuschewski 1982
Table 2, p. 4, row 29
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1398peritectic: L + Fe3Y ↔ Fe2YL: Y 0.424; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25; Fe2Y: Fe 0.666667, Y 0.333333experimental[4] Ye 2023
cites (exp
Table 10, p. 18, row 62
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1398peritectic: L + Fe3Y ↔ Fe2YL: Y 0.421; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25; Fe2Y: Fe 0.666667, Y 0.333333model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 63
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1398peritectic: Liq + Fe3Y ↔ Fe2YLiq: Y 0.42; Fe3Y: Y 0.25; Fe2Y: Y 0.333experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Domagala 1961
Table 4, p. 10, row 33
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1397.15Liq + Fe3Y ↔ Fe2YLiq: Y 0.4818; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25; Fe2Y: Fe 0.666667, Y 0.333333model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 7, p. 8, row 42
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1397peritectic: L + Fe3Y ↔ Fe2YL: Y 0.482; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25; Fe2Y: Fe 0.666667, Y 0.333333model[4] Ye 2023
cites (PTD) (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 67
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1397peritectic: L+Fe3Y → Fe2YL: Y 0.475; Fe3Y: Y 0.25; Fe2Y: Y 0.333model[3] Fan 2021
cites Konar 2017 doi
Table 2, p. 4, row 34
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1397peritectic: Liq + Fe3Y ↔ Fe2YLiq: Y 0.4818; Fe3Y: Y 0.25; Fe2Y: Y 0.333model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 4, p. 10, row 36
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1397peritectic: L + Fe3Y ↔ Fe2YL: Y 0.475; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25; Fe2Y: Fe 0.666667, Y 0.333333model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 65
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1396peritectic: L + Fe3Y ↔ Fe2YL: Y 0.525; Fe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25; Fe2Y: Fe 0.666667, Y 0.333333model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 64
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1396peritectic: L+Fe3Y → Fe2YL: Y 0.5248; Fe3Y: Y 0.25; Fe2Y: Y 0.3354model[3] Fan 2021
cites Saenko 2017 doi
Table 2, p. 4, row 31
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1396peritectic: Liq + Fe3Y ↔ Fe2YLiq: Y 0.5248; Fe3Y: Y 0.25; Fe2Y: Y 0.3354model[2] Saenko 2017Table 4, p. 10, row 34
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1394peritectic: L+Fe3Y → Fe2YL: Y 0.482; Fe3Y: Y 0.25; Fe2Y: Y 0.333model[3] Fan 2021
cites Conclusions
Table 2, p. 4, row 32
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1388.15L + Fe3Y -> Fe2YFe3Y: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25; Fe2Y: Fe 0.666667, Y 0.333333experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Massalski 1991
Table 1, p. 3, row 15
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1388.15Liq + Fe3Y ↔ Fe2YLiq: Y 0.424; Fe3Y: Y 0.25; Fe2Y: Y 0.333experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Gschneider 1961
Table 7, p. 8, row 40
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1201eutectic: L → Fe2Y+αYL: Y 0.6609; Fe2Y: Y 0.337; αY: Y 0.992model[3] Fan 2021
cites Saenko 2017 doi
Table 2, p. 4, row 37
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1201eutectic: Liq ↔ Fe2Y + α YLiq: Y 0.6609; Fe2Y: Y 0.337; α Y: Y 0.992model[2] Saenko 2017Table 4, p. 10, row 38
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1185.15γFe ↔ (α Fe) + Fe17Y2_HTγFe: Y 0; α Fe: Y 0; Fe17Y2_HT: Y 0.105experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Gschneider 1961
Table 7, p. 8, row 8
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1185.15polymorphic: Fe17Y2_HT ↔ Fe17Y2_LTFe17Y2_HT: Y 0.105; Fe17Y2_LT: Fe 0.894737, Y 0.105263experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Gschneider 1961
Table 7, p. 8, row 11
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1185.15γFe ↔ (α Fe) + Fe17Y2_HTFe17Y2_HT: Y 0.105model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 7, p. 8, row 9
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1185eutectoid: γFe → αFe + Fe17Y2Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[3] Fan 2021
cites Conclusions
Table 2, p. 4, row 15
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1185peritectoid: γ Fe ↔ α Fe + Fe17Y2α Fe: Y 1.000e-5; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[2] Saenko 2017Table 4, p. 10, row 6
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1185eutectoid: fcc(γ-Fe) ↔ bcc(α-Fe) + Fe17Y2model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 11
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1185peritectoid: γ Fe ↔ α Fe + Fe17Y2Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 4, p. 10, row 7
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1185eutectoid: γFe → αFe + Fe17Y2Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[3] Fan 2021Table 2, p. 4, row 13
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1185eutectoid: fcc(γ-Fe) ↔ bcc(α-Fe) + Fe17Y2model[4] Ye 2023
cites (PTD) (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 13
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1185eutectoid: fcc(γ-Fe) ↔ bcc(α-Fe) + Fe17Y2model[4] Ye 2023
cites (cal
Table 10, p. 18, row 10
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1185eutectoid: γFe → αFe + Fe17Y2Fe17Y2: Y 0.105model[3] Fan 2021
cites Saenko 2017 doi
Table 2, p. 4, row 14
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1185eutectoid: fcc(γ-Fe) ↔ bcc(α-Fe) + Fe17Y2experimental[4] Ye 2023
cites (exp
Table 10, p. 18, row 9
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1185eutectoid: γFe → αFe + Fe17Y2Fe17Y2: Y 0.105experimental[3] Fan 2021
cites Kubuschewski 1982
Table 2, p. 4, row 12
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1184.8eutectoid: fcc(γ-Fe) ↔ bcc(α-Fe) + Fe17Y2model[4] Ye 2023Table 10, p. 18, row 14
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1184.15polymorphic: Fe17Y2_HT ↔ Fe17Y2_LTFe17Y2_HT: Y 0.105; Fe17Y2_LT: Fe 0.894737, Y 0.105263model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 7, p. 8, row 12
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1184peritectoid: γ Fe ↔ α Fe + Fe17Y2α Fe: Y 3.800e-4; Fe17Y2: Y 0.105experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kubuschewski 1982
Table 4, p. 10, row 5
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1173.15eutectic: L + Fe2Y -> αYL: Y 0.659; Fe2Y: Y 0.3333; αY: Y 0.984unspecified[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Kubuschewski 1982
Table 1, p. 3, row 16
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1173.15Liq ↔ Fe2Y + (α Y)Liq: Y 0.66; Fe2Y: Y 0.33; α Y: Y 0.984experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Gschneider 1961
Table 7, p. 8, row 45
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1173eutectic: Liq ↔ Fe2Y + α YLiq: Y 0.66; Fe2Y: Y 0.333experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Domagala 1961
Table 4, p. 10, row 37
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1173eutectic: L → Fe2Y+αYL: Y 0.66; Fe2Y: Fe 0.666667, Y 0.333333; αY: Y 0.984experimental[3] Fan 2021
cites Kubuschewski 1982
Table 2, p. 4, row 35
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1168.15L + Fe2Y -> αYFe2Y: Fe 0.666667, Y 0.333333experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Massalski 1991
Table 1, p. 3, row 17
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1168.15Liq ↔ Fe2Y + (α Y)Liq: Y 0.66; Fe2Y: Y 0.33; α Y: Y 0.984experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Gschneider 1961
Table 7, p. 8, row 44
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1156eutectic: L → Fe2Y+αYL: Y 0.601; Fe2Y: Fe 0.666667, Y 0.333333model[3] Fan 2021
cites Konar 2017 doi
Table 2, p. 4, row 40
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1146.15Liq ↔ Fe2Y + (α Y)Liq: Y 0.6118; Fe2Y: Fe 0.666667, Y 0.333333model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 7, p. 8, row 47
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1146eutectic: Liq ↔ Fe2Y + α YLiq: Y 0.6118; Fe2Y: Fe 0.666667, Y 0.333333model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 4, p. 10, row 39
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1146eutectic: L → Fe2Y+αYL: Y 0.612; Fe2Y: Fe 0.666667, Y 0.333333model[3] Fan 2021
cites Conclusions
Table 2, p. 4, row 39
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1128eutectic: L → Fe2Y+αYL: Y 0.64; Fe2Y: Y 0.333model[3] Fan 2021Table 2, p. 4, row 36
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1118.15Liq ↔ Fe2Y + (α Y)Liq: Y 0.6365; Fe2Y: Fe 0.666667, Y 0.333333model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 7, p. 8, row 46
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1118eutectic: L → Fe2Y+αYL: Y 0.637; Fe2Y: Fe 0.666667, Y 0.333333model[3] Fan 2021
cites Conclusions
Table 2, p. 4, row 38
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1118eutectic: Liq ↔ Fe2Y + α YLiq: Y 0.6365; Fe2Y: Fe 0.666667, Y 0.333333model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 4, p. 10, row 40
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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, Fe–Y system (118)
PhaseCompoundValueT (K)ClassMP DFT (kJ/mol-atom)OQMD DFT (kJ/mol-atom)SourceLocationQuote
Fe17Y2Fe17Y2-9.47 kJ/mol-atom973model-0.76 (mp-aaacqbgm)-1.077 (oqmd-657319)[3] Fan 2021
cites Conclusions
Table 3, p. 5, row 8
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Fe17Y2-9.47 per mol-atom973model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 4, p. 4, row 2
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Fe17Y2Fe17Y2-9.47 kJ/mol-atom973model-0.76 (mp-aaacqbgm)-1.077 (oqmd-657319)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 12
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Fe17Y2Fe17Y2-8.76 kJ/mol-atom973model-0.76 (mp-aaacqbgm)-1.077 (oqmd-657319)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 13
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Fe17Y2Fe17Y2-8.76 kJ/mol-atom973model-0.76 (mp-aaacqbgm)-1.077 (oqmd-657319)[3] Fan 2021
cites Conclusions
Table 3, p. 5, row 9
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Fe17Y2-8.76 per mol-atom973model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 4, p. 4, row 3
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Fe17Y2Fe17Y2-8.7 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-0.76 (mp-aaacqbgm)-1.077 (oqmd-657319)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Gozzi 2007 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 2
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Fe17Y2Fe17Y2-8.35 kJ/mol-atom895model-0.76 (mp-aaacqbgm)-1.077 (oqmd-657319)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 8
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Fe17Y2Fe17Y2-7.93 kJ/mol-atom ± 0.01895experimental-0.76 (mp-aaacqbgm)-1.077 (oqmd-657319)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Gozzi 2007 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 6
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Fe17Y2Fe17Y2-7.77 kJ/mol-atom973model-0.76 (mp-aaacqbgm)-1.077 (oqmd-657319)[2] Saenko 2017Table 5, p. 12, row 11
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Fe17Y2Fe17Y2-7.77 kJ/mol-atom973model-0.76 (mp-aaacqbgm)-1.077 (oqmd-657319)[3] Fan 2021
cites Saenko 2017 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 6
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Fe17Y2Fe17Y2-7.66 kJ/mol-atom895model-0.76 (mp-aaacqbgm)-1.077 (oqmd-657319)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 9
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Fe17Y2Fe17Y2-6.66 kJ/mol-atom895model-0.76 (mp-aaacqbgm)-1.077 (oqmd-657319)[2] Saenko 2017Table 5, p. 12, row 7
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Fe17Y2Fe17Y2-6.38 kJ/mol-atom ± 0.31973experimental-0.76 (mp-aaacqbgm)-1.077 (oqmd-657319)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 10
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Fe17Y2Fe17Y2-6.38 kJ/mol-atom ± 0.31973experimental-0.76 (mp-aaacqbgm)-1.077 (oqmd-657319)[3] Fan 2021
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 4
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Fe17Y2-6.38 per mol-atom ± 0.31973experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 4, p. 4, row 1
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Fe17Y2Fe17Y2-5.99 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-0.76 (mp-aaacqbgm)-1.077 (oqmd-657319)[3] Fan 2021
cites Conclusions
Table 3, p. 5, row 8
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Fe17Y2-5.99 per mol-atom298.15model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 4, p. 4, row 4
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Fe17Y2Fe17Y2-5.99 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-0.76 (mp-aaacqbgm)-1.077 (oqmd-657319)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 4
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Fe17Y2Fe17Y2-5.691 kJ/mol-atom973model-0.76 (mp-aaacqbgm)-1.077 (oqmd-657319)[3] Fan 2021Table 3, p. 5, row 2
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Fe17Y2Fe17Y2-5.691 kJ/mol-atom973model-0.76 (mp-aaacqbgm)-1.077 (oqmd-657319)[3] Fan 2021Table 3, p. 5, row 38
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Fe17Y2Fe17Y2-5.29 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-0.76 (mp-aaacqbgm)-1.077 (oqmd-657319)[3] Fan 2021
cites Conclusions
Table 3, p. 5, row 9
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Fe17Y2Fe17Y2-5.29 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-0.76 (mp-aaacqbgm)-1.077 (oqmd-657319)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 5
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Fe17Y2-5.28 per mol-atom298.15model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 4, p. 4, row 5
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Fe17Y2Fe17Y2-4.36 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-0.76 (mp-aaacqbgm)-1.077 (oqmd-657319)[2] Saenko 2017Table 5, p. 12, row 3
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Fe17Y2Fe17Y2-4.36 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-0.76 (mp-aaacqbgm)-1.077 (oqmd-657319)[3] Fan 2021
cites Saenko 2017 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 6
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Fe17Y2-2.672 kJ/mol-atom0DFT[3] Fan 2021
cites Kirklin 2015 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 5
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Fe17Y2Fe17Y2-2.287 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-0.76 (mp-aaacqbgm)-1.077 (oqmd-657319)[3] Fan 2021p. 11
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The enthalpy of formation of Fe17 Y2 at 298 K (- 2.287 kJ/mol-atom) is also close to the values obtained by our DFT calculation (- 1.04 kJ/mol-atom).
Fe17Y2-1.78 kJ/mol-atom0DFT[2] Saenko 2017
cites Mihalkovic 2004 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 1
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Fe17Y2-1.634 kJ/mol-atom0DFT[3] Fan 2021
cites Mihalkovic 2004 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 7
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Fe17Y2-1.056 kJ/mol-atom0DFT[3] Fan 2021
cites Jain 2013 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 3
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Fe17Y2-1.04 kJ/mol-atom0DFT[3] Fan 2021Table 3, p. 5, row 1
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Fe23Y6Fe23Y6-12.97 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-4.013 (mp-aaaabtin)-4.022 (oqmd-30269)[3] Fan 2021
cites Conclusions
Table 3, p. 5, row 18
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Fe23Y6Fe23Y6-12.97 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-4.013 (mp-aaaabtin)-4.022 (oqmd-30269)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 17
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Fe23Y6Fe23Y6-12.97 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-4.013 (mp-aaaabtin)-4.022 (oqmd-30269)[1] Kardellass 2014Table 4, p. 4, row 10
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Fe23Y6-12.65 per mol-atom973model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 4, p. 4, row 8
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Fe23Y6Fe23Y6-12.65 kJ/mol-atom973model-4.013 (mp-aaaabtin)-4.022 (oqmd-30269)[3] Fan 2021
cites Conclusions
Table 3, p. 5, row 18
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Fe23Y6Fe23Y6-12.65 kJ/mol-atom973model-4.013 (mp-aaaabtin)-4.022 (oqmd-30269)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 21
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Fe23Y6-12.05 per mol-atom298.15model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 4, p. 4, row 9
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Fe23Y6Fe23Y6-12.05 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-4.013 (mp-aaaabtin)-4.022 (oqmd-30269)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 16
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Fe23Y6-11.69 per mol-atom973model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 4, p. 4, row 7
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Fe23Y6Fe23Y6-11.69 kJ/mol-atom973model-4.013 (mp-aaaabtin)-4.022 (oqmd-30269)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 20
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Fe23Y6Fe23Y6-9.22 kJ/mol-atom973model-4.013 (mp-aaaabtin)-4.022 (oqmd-30269)[2] Saenko 2017Table 5, p. 12, row 19
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Fe23Y6Fe23Y6-9.22 kJ/mol-atom973model-4.013 (mp-aaaabtin)-4.022 (oqmd-30269)[3] Fan 2021
cites Saenko 2017 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 15
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Fe23Y6-8.09 per mol-atom ± 0.49973experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 4, p. 4, row 6
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Fe23Y6Fe23Y6-8.09 kJ/mol-atom ± 0.49973experimental-4.013 (mp-aaaabtin)-4.022 (oqmd-30269)[3] Fan 2021
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 13
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Fe23Y6Fe23Y6-8.09 kJ/mol-atom ± 0.49973experimental-4.013 (mp-aaaabtin)-4.022 (oqmd-30269)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 18
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Fe23Y6Fe23Y6-6.523 kJ/mol-atom973model-4.013 (mp-aaaabtin)-4.022 (oqmd-30269)[3] Fan 2021Table 3, p. 5, row 11
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Fe23Y6Fe23Y6-6.25 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-4.013 (mp-aaaabtin)-4.022 (oqmd-30269)[2] Saenko 2017Table 5, p. 12, row 15
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Fe23Y6Fe23Y6-6.25 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-4.013 (mp-aaaabtin)-4.022 (oqmd-30269)[3] Fan 2021
cites Saenko 2017 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 15
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Fe23Y6Fe23Y6-5.752 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-4.013 (mp-aaaabtin)-4.022 (oqmd-30269)[3] Fan 2021Table 3, p. 5, row 11
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Fe23Y6-4.85 kJ/mol-atom0DFT[2] Saenko 2017
cites Mihalkovic 2004 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 14
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Fe23Y6-4.829 kJ/mol-atom0DFT[3] Fan 2021
cites Mihalkovic 2004 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 16
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Fe23Y6-4.416 kJ/mol-atom0DFT[3] Fan 2021
cites Jain 2013 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 14
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Fe23Y6-4.089 kJ/mol-atom0DFT[3] Fan 2021Table 3, p. 5, row 10
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Fe23Y6-4.031 kJ/mol-atom0DFT[3] Fan 2021
cites Kirklin 2015 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 12
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Fe2YFe2Y-12.55 kJ/mol-atom973model-6.024 (mp-aaaaacik)-6.077 (oqmd-18348)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 38
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Fe2Y-12.55 per mol-atom973model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 4, p. 4, row 18
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Fe2YFe2Y-12.47 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-6.024 (mp-aaaaacik)-6.077 (oqmd-18348)[3] Fan 2021
cites Conclusions
Table 3, p. 5, row 36
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Fe2YFe2Y-12.47 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-6.024 (mp-aaaaacik)-6.077 (oqmd-18348)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 35
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Fe2Y-12.47 per mol-atom298.15model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 4, p. 4, row 22
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Fe2YFe2Y-11.8 kJ/mol-atom973model-6.024 (mp-aaaaacik)-6.077 (oqmd-18348)[3] Fan 2021
cites Conclusions
Table 3, p. 5, row 36
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Fe2Y-11.8 per mol-atom973model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 4, p. 4, row 19
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Fe2YFe2Y-11.8 kJ/mol-atom973model-6.024 (mp-aaaaacik)-6.077 (oqmd-18348)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 39
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Fe2Y-9.99 per mol-atom298.15model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 4, p. 4, row 21
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Fe2YFe2Y-9.99 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-6.024 (mp-aaaaacik)-6.077 (oqmd-18348)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 34
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Fe2YFe2Y-9.99 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-6.024 (mp-aaaaacik)-6.077 (oqmd-18348)[3] Fan 2021
cites Conclusions
Table 3, p. 5, row 35
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Fe2Y-7.87 kJ/mol-atom0DFT[2] Saenko 2017
cites Mihalkovic 2004 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 31
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Fe2YFe2Y-7.77 kJ/mol-atom973model-6.024 (mp-aaaaacik)-6.077 (oqmd-18348)[2] Saenko 2017Table 5, p. 12, row 37
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Fe2YFe2Y-7.77 kJ/mol-atom973model-6.024 (mp-aaaaacik)-6.077 (oqmd-18348)[3] Fan 2021
cites Saenko 2017 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 33
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Fe2Y-7.646 kJ/mol-atom0DFT[3] Fan 2021
cites Mihalkovic 2004 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 34
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Fe2Y-7.09 per mol-atom ± 0.61973experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 4, p. 4, row 17
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Fe2YFe2Y-7.09 kJ/mol-atom ± 0.61973experimental-6.024 (mp-aaaaacik)-6.077 (oqmd-18348)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 36
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Fe2YFe2Y-7.09 kJ/mol-atom ± 0.61973experimental-6.024 (mp-aaaaacik)-6.077 (oqmd-18348)[3] Fan 2021
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 31
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Fe2YFe2Y-6.825 kJ/mol-atom973model-6.024 (mp-aaaaacik)-6.077 (oqmd-18348)[3] Fan 2021Table 3, p. 5, row 29
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Fe2YFe2Y-6.412 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-6.024 (mp-aaaaacik)-6.077 (oqmd-18348)[3] Fan 2021Table 3, p. 5, row 29
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Fe2YFe2Y-6.3 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-6.024 (mp-aaaaacik)-6.077 (oqmd-18348)[2] Saenko 2017Table 5, p. 12, row 33
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Fe2YFe2Y-6.3 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-6.024 (mp-aaaaacik)-6.077 (oqmd-18348)[3] Fan 2021
cites Saenko 2017 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 33
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Fe2Y-6.24 kJ/mol-atom0DFT[3] Fan 2021
cites Jain 2013 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 32
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Fe2Y-6.048 kJ/mol-atom0DFT[3] Fan 2021
cites Kirklin 2015 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 30
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Fe2Y-5.92 kJ/mol-atom0DFT[3] Fan 2021Table 3, p. 5, row 28
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Fe2Y-2 per mol-atom298.15model[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Miedema 1976 doi
Table 4, p. 4, row 20
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Fe2YFe2Y-1 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-6.024 (mp-aaaaacik)-6.077 (oqmd-18348)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Niessen 1983 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 32
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Fe3Y-13.31 per mol-atom298.15model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 4, p. 4, row 16
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Fe3YFe3Y-13.31 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-5.882 (mp-aaacksts)-6.168 (oqmd-30268)[3] Fan 2021
cites Conclusions
Table 3, p. 5, row 27
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Fe3YFe3Y-13.31 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-5.882 (mp-aaacksts)-6.168 (oqmd-30268)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 26
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Fe3Y-13.04 per mol-atom298.15model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 4, p. 4, row 15
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Fe3YFe3Y-13.04 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-5.882 (mp-aaacksts)-6.168 (oqmd-30268)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 25
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Fe3YFe3Y-12.77 kJ/mol-atom973model-5.882 (mp-aaacksts)-6.168 (oqmd-30268)[3] Fan 2021
cites Conclusions
Table 3, p. 5, row 27
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Fe3YFe3Y-12.77 kJ/mol-atom973model-5.882 (mp-aaacksts)-6.168 (oqmd-30268)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 30
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Fe3Y-12.77 per mol-atom973model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 4, p. 4, row 13
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Fe3YFe3Y-12.49 kJ/mol-atom973model-5.882 (mp-aaacksts)-6.168 (oqmd-30268)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 29
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Fe3Y-12.49 per mol-atom973model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 4, p. 4, row 12
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Fe3Y-8.97 per mol-atom ± 0.54973experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 4, p. 4, row 11
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Fe3YFe3Y-8.97 kJ/mol-atom ± 0.54973experimental-5.882 (mp-aaacksts)-6.168 (oqmd-30268)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 27
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Fe3YFe3Y-8.97 kJ/mol-atom ± 0.54973experimental-5.882 (mp-aaacksts)-6.168 (oqmd-30268)[3] Fan 2021
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 22
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Fe3YFe3Y-8.94 kJ/mol-atom973model-5.882 (mp-aaacksts)-6.168 (oqmd-30268)[2] Saenko 2017Table 5, p. 12, row 28
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Fe3YFe3Y-8.94 kJ/mol-atom973model-5.882 (mp-aaacksts)-6.168 (oqmd-30268)[3] Fan 2021
cites Saenko 2017 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 24
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Fe3Y-7.6 kJ/mol-atom0DFT[2] Saenko 2017
cites Mihalkovic 2004 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 22
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Fe3Y-7.519 kJ/mol-atom0DFT[3] Fan 2021
cites Mihalkovic 2004 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 25
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Fe3YFe3Y-6.96 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-5.882 (mp-aaacksts)-6.168 (oqmd-30268)[2] Saenko 2017Table 5, p. 12, row 24
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Fe3YFe3Y-6.96 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-5.882 (mp-aaacksts)-6.168 (oqmd-30268)[3] Fan 2021
cites Saenko 2017 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 24
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Fe3YFe3Y-6.774 kJ/mol-atom973model-5.882 (mp-aaacksts)-6.168 (oqmd-30268)[3] Fan 2021Table 3, p. 5, row 20
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Fe3YFe3Y-6.374 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-5.882 (mp-aaacksts)-6.168 (oqmd-30268)[3] Fan 2021Table 3, p. 5, row 20
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Fe3Y-6.144 kJ/mol-atom0DFT[3] Fan 2021
cites Kirklin 2015 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 21
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Fe3Y-6.144 kJ/mol-atom0DFT[3] Fan 2021
cites Jain 2013 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 23
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Fe3Y-6.06 kJ/mol-atom0DFT[3] Fan 2021Table 3, p. 5, row 19
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Fe3YFe3Y-1 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-5.882 (mp-aaacksts)-6.168 (oqmd-30268)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Niessen 1983 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 23
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Fe3Y-1 per mol-atom298.15model[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Miedema 1976 doi
Table 4, p. 4, row 14
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FeYFeY-12.5 kJ/mol-atom298.15model0.618 (oqmd-1435280)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Watson 1984 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 42
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FeYFeY-9.4 kJ/mol-atom973model0.618 (oqmd-1435280)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 45
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FeY-9 per mol-atom973model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 4, p. 4, row 24
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FeYFeY-8.8 kJ/mol-atom973model0.618 (oqmd-1435280)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 46
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FeYFeY-5.9 kJ/mol-atom0model0.618 (oqmd-1435280)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Mihalkovic 2004 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 40
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FeYFeY-5.8 kJ/mol-atom973model0.618 (oqmd-1435280)[2] Saenko 2017Table 5, p. 12, row 44
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FeYFeY-5.3 kJ/mol-atom973model0.618 (oqmd-1435280)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 43
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FeY-5.3 per mol-atom973experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 4, p. 4, row 23
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FeYFeY-2 kJ/mol-atom298.15model0.618 (oqmd-1435280)[2] Saenko 2017
cites Niessen 1983 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 41
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Other properties

Phase transition (50)

Phase transition, Fe–Y system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Phase transition295 K295magnetic: Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Mandal 2004 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 16
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Phase transition300 K300magnetic: Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Fujii 1995 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 2
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Phase transition300 K300magnetic: Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Koyama 2000 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 15
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Phase transition300.15 K300.15magnetic: Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Pauling
Table 3, p. 3, row 3
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Phase transition308 K308magnetic: Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Paoluzi 2000 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 8
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Phase transition309 K309magnetic: Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Knyazev 2001 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 7
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Phase transition309 K309magnetic: Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kuchin 1996 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 10
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Phase transition310 K310magnetic: Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kou 2017
Table 2, p. 5, row 4
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Phase transition320.15 K320.15magnetic: Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Pauling
Table 3, p. 3, row 7
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Phase transition322 K322magnetic: Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Liao 1992 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 1
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Phase transition324 K324magnetic: Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Buschow 1977 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 14
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Phase transition324 K324magnetic: Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Shen 1995 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 9
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Phase transition324.15 K324.15magnetic: Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Inoue 1985 doi
Table 3, p. 3, row 8
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Phase transition327 K327magnetic: Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Steiner 1976 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 11
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Phase transition328 K328magnetic: Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Wang 1996 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 5
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Phase transition328.15 K328.15magnetic: Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Pauling
Table 3, p. 3, row 5
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Phase transition333.15 K333.15magnetic: Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Pauling
Table 3, p. 3, row 4
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Phase transition336 K336magnetic: Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Shen 1997 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 6
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Phase transition337.15 K337.15magnetic: Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Pauling
Table 3, p. 3, row 6
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Phase transition341 K341magnetic: Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Tereshina 2002 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 3
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Phase transition480.15 K480.15magnetic: Fe23Y6
alloy: Y 0.206897
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Pauling
Table 3, p. 3, row 11
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Phase transition481 K481magnetic: Fe23Y6
alloy: Y 0.206897
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Buschow 1977 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 22
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Phase transition484 K484magnetic: Fe23Y6
alloy: Y 0.206897
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Herbst 1984 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 17
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Phase transition484.15 K484.15magnetic: Fe23Y6
alloy: Y 0.206897
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Inoue 1985 doi
Table 3, p. 3, row 13
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Phase transition485.15 K485.15magnetic: Fe23Y6
alloy: Y 0.206897
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Pauling
Table 3, p. 3, row 12
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Phase transition490 K490magnetic: Fe23Y6
alloy: Y 0.206897
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kirchmayr 1968 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 18
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Phase transition529.15 K529.15magnetic: Fe3Y
alloy: Y 0.25
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Pauling
Table 3, p. 3, row 19
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Phase transition534 K534magnetic: Fe2Y
alloy: Y 0.333333
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Muraoka 2017 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 29
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Phase transition535 K535magneticexperimental[4] Ye 2023
cites ref. 124
p. 6
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However, Dariel et al. did not report the specific heat data but only gave the Curie temperature of Fe2Y to be 535 K[124].
Phase transition535.15 K535.15magnetic: Fe2Y
alloy: Y 0.333333
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Pauling
Table 3, p. 3, row 24
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Phase transition542 K542magnetic: Fe2Y
alloy: Y 0.333333
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Buschow 1977 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 32
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Phase transition545 K545magnetic: Fe2Y
alloy: Y 0.333333
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Buschow 1975 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 28
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Phase transition545 K545magnetic: Fe2Y
alloy: Y 0.333333
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Brouha 1973
Table 2, p. 5, row 27
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Phase transition545 K545magnetic: Fe2Y
alloy: Y 0.333333
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Buschow 1970 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 31
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Phase transition545 K545magnetic: Fe2Y
alloy: Y 0.333333
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kirchmayr 1968 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 30
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Phase transition545.15 K545.15magnetic: Fe2Y
alloy: Y 0.333333
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Pauling
Table 3, p. 3, row 23
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Phase transition545.15 K545.15magnetic: Fe2Y
alloy: Y 0.333333
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Buschow 1976 doi
Table 3, p. 3, row 22
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Phase transition545.15 K545.15magnetic: Fe2Y
alloy: Y 0.333333
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Shenoy 1983 doi
Table 3, p. 3, row 21
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Phase transition549.15 K549.15magnetic: Fe3Y
alloy: Y 0.25
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Pauling
Table 3, p. 3, row 18
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Phase transition550.15 K550.15magnetic: Fe2Y
alloy: Y 0.333333
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Pauling
Table 3, p. 3, row 25
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Phase transition552 K552magnetic: Fe2Y
alloy: Y 0.333333
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Arout 2006 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 26
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Phase transition552.15 K552.15magnetic: Fe2Y
alloy: Y 0.333333
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Pauling
Table 3, p. 3, row 26
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Phase transition569 K569magnetic: Fe3Y
alloy: Y 0.25
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Buschow 1977 doi
Table 2, p. 5, row 25
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Phase transition1573 K1573congruent transformationexperimental[4] Ye 2023
cites (exp
p. 5
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The intermetallic compounds Fe17Y2, Fe23Y6, and Fe3Y are produced by congruent reactions at 1,673 ± 25 K, 1,573 K, and 1,608 K, respectively.
Phase transition1608 K1608congruent transformationexperimental[4] Ye 2023
cites (exp
p. 5
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The intermetallic compounds Fe17Y2, Fe23Y6, and Fe3Y are produced by congruent reactions at 1,673 ± 25 K, 1,573 K, and 1,608 K, respectively.
Phase transition1621 K1621congruent transformationmodel[3] Fan 2021p. 12
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Since there is no critical evidence of congruent melting for Fe23 Y6 and Fe3 Y, their congruent temperature, i.e., 1622 K and 1621 K are calculated based on our DFT results and involved eutectic reactions.
Phase transition1622 K1622congruent transformationmodel[3] Fan 2021p. 12
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Since there is no critical evidence of congruent melting for Fe23 Y6 and Fe3 Y, their congruent temperature, i.e., 1622 K and 1621 K are calculated based on our DFT results and involved eutectic reactions.
Phase transition1650 K1650congruent transformationmodel[3] Fan 2021p. 12
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Furthermore, the calculated congruent-melting point of Fe17 Y2 (1650 K) from the current thermodynamic model is within the experimental temperature range from 1648 to 1698 K.
Phase transition1673 K1673congruent transformationexperimental[4] Ye 2023
cites (exp
p. 5
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The intermetallic compounds Fe17Y2, Fe23Y6, and Fe3Y are produced by congruent reactions at 1,673 ± 25 K, 1,573 K, and 1,608 K, respectively.
Phase transition1673 K1673congruent transformationexperimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Domagala 1961
p. 2
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Domagala et al.[14] reported that Fe3Y melts congruently at about 1673 K.

Formation (35)

Formation, Fe–Y system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Entropy of formation-1.72 J/mol-atom/K ± 20895Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Gozzi 2007 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 6
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Entropy of formation-1.74 J/mol-atom/K895Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
model[2] Saenko 2017Table 5, p. 12, row 7
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Entropy of formation-0.167 J/mol-atom/K973Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 13
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Entropy of formation-1.9 J/mol-atom/K ± 280973Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 10
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Entropy of formation-1.121 J/mol-atom/K973Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
model[2] Saenko 2017Table 5, p. 12, row 11
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Entropy of formation-0.933 J/mol-atom/K973Fe23Y6
alloy: Y 0.206897
model[2] Saenko 2017Table 5, p. 12, row 19
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Entropy of formation-0.079 J/mol-atom/K973Fe23Y6
alloy: Y 0.206897
model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 21
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Entropy of formation-2.24 J/mol-atom/K ± 440973Fe23Y6
alloy: Y 0.206897
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 18
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Entropy of formation-0.96 J/mol-atom/K ± 550973Fe2Y
alloy: Y 0.333333
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 36
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Entropy of formation-0.184 J/mol-atom/K973Fe3Y
alloy: Y 0.25
model[2] Saenko 2017Table 5, p. 12, row 28
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Entropy of formation-3.03 J/mol-atom/K ± 480973Fe3Y
alloy: Y 0.25
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 27
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Gibbs energy of formation-10.89 kJ/mol-atom895Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 8
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Gibbs energy of formation-8.57 kJ/mol-atom895Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 9
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Gibbs energy of formation-4.6 kJ/mol-atom ± 0.6895Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Gozzi 2007 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 6
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Gibbs energy of formation-6.72 kJ/mol-atom895Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
model[2] Saenko 2017Table 5, p. 12, row 7
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Gibbs energy of formation-8.6 kJ/mol-atom973Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 13
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Gibbs energy of formation-4.54 kJ/mol-atom ± 0.05973Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 10
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Gibbs energy of formation-6.68 kJ/mol-atom973Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
model[2] Saenko 2017Table 5, p. 12, row 11
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Gibbs energy of formation-11.09 kJ/mol-atom973Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 12
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Gibbs energy of formation-8.31 kJ/mol-atom973Fe23Y6
alloy: Y 0.206897
model[2] Saenko 2017Table 5, p. 12, row 19
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Gibbs energy of formation-14.58 kJ/mol-atom973Fe23Y6
alloy: Y 0.206897
model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 20
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Gibbs energy of formation-12.57 kJ/mol-atom973Fe23Y6
alloy: Y 0.206897
model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 21
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Gibbs energy of formation-5.91 kJ/mol-atom ± 0.07973Fe23Y6
alloy: Y 0.206897
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 18
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Gibbs energy of formation-15.34 kJ/mol-atom973Fe2Y
alloy: Y 0.333333
model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 38
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Gibbs energy of formation-8.09 kJ/mol-atom973Fe2Y
alloy: Y 0.333333
model[2] Saenko 2017Table 5, p. 12, row 37
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Gibbs energy of formation-6.15 kJ/mol-atom ± 0.09973Fe2Y
alloy: Y 0.333333
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 36
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Gibbs energy of formation-12.91 kJ/mol-atom973Fe2Y
alloy: Y 0.333333
model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 39
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Gibbs energy of formation-15.96 kJ/mol-atom973Fe3Y
alloy: Y 0.25
model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 29
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Gibbs energy of formation-8.76 kJ/mol-atom973Fe3Y
alloy: Y 0.25
model[2] Saenko 2017Table 5, p. 12, row 28
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Gibbs energy of formation-13.61 kJ/mol-atom973Fe3Y
alloy: Y 0.25
model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 30
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Gibbs energy of formation-6.02 kJ/mol-atom ± 0.08973Fe3Y
alloy: Y 0.25
experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 27
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Gibbs energy of formation-4.6 kJ/mol-atom973FeY
alloy: Y 0.5
model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 43
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Gibbs energy of formation-11.5 kJ/mol-atom973FeY
alloy: Y 0.5
model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 45
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Gibbs energy of formation-6 kJ/mol-atom973FeY
alloy: Y 0.5
model[2] Saenko 2017Table 5, p. 12, row 44
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Gibbs energy of formation-9.7 kJ/mol-atom973FeY
alloy: Y 0.5
model[2] Saenko 2017
cites Kardellass 2014 doi
Table 5, p. 12, row 46
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Mixing / partial (12)

Mixing / partial, Fe–Y system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Enthalpy of mixing
printed: ΔmixH
-7.96 kJ/mol (basis unstated)1873model[2] Saenko 2017p. 7
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Figure 3 shows the integral enthalpy of mixing of the liquid phase versus the mole fraction of yttrium at temperature of 1873 K calculated in the present work and in the work of Kardellass et al.[9] in comparison with experimental data of Ryss et al.[32] The reference state of both elements was accepted as liquid at 1873 K. The calculated curve had a minimum value of -7.96 kJ mol-1 47 at.% Y, whi…
Enthalpy of mixing
printed: ΔmixH
-8.44 kJ/mol (basis unstated)1873experimental[2] Saenko 2017
cites Ryss 1976
p. 7
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Figure 3 shows the integral enthalpy of mixing of the liquid phase versus the mole fraction of yttrium at temperature of 1873 K calculated in the present work and in the work of Kardellass et al.[9] in comparison with experimental data of Ryss et al.[32] The reference state of both elements was accepted as liquid at 1873 K. The calculated curve had a minimum value of -7.96 kJ mol-1 47 at.% Y, whi…
Enthalpy of mixing
printed: enthalpy of mixing
-8.44 kJ/mol (basis unstated)1873experimental[4] Ye 2023
cites ref. 121
p. 6
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The experimental results[121] show that the minimum enthalpy of mixing at 1,873 K is -8.44 kJ/mol at around 47 at.% Y.
Enthalpy of mixing
printed: Hmix
-8.44 kJ/mol (basis unstated)1873experimental[3] Fan 2021
cites Ryss 1976
p. 2
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Ryss et al.[23] measured the enthalpies of mixing (Hmix ) of the liquid phase at 1873 K in the entire composition range with an interval of 5 at.%. The results show a minimum of integral enthalpy, about - 8.44 kJ/mol at 47 at.% Y.
Enthalpy of mixing
printed: enthalpy of mixing
-8.23 kJ/mol (basis unstated)1873Liquidmodel[3] Fan 2021p. 10
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As shown in Fig. 5, the enthalpy of mixing for the liquid phase calculated at 1873 K are in good agreement with the experiments.[23] The calculated curve had a minimum value of - 8.23 kJ/mol at the composition of 47 at.% Y, perfectly matching the experimental value (- 8.44 kJ/mol).
Enthalpy of mixing
printed: enthalpy of mixing
-8.44 kJ/mol (basis unstated)1873Liquidexperimental[3] Fan 2021
cites Ryss 1976
p. 10
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As shown in Fig. 5, the enthalpy of mixing for the liquid phase calculated at 1873 K are in good agreement with the experiments.[23] The calculated curve had a minimum value of - 8.23 kJ/mol at the composition of 47 at.% Y, perfectly matching the experimental value (- 8.44 kJ/mol).
Gibbs energy of mixing
printed: i*(μ(Fe,liq)) + j*(μ(Y,liq)) = μ(FeiYj)
-188 kJ/mol (basis unstated)1573Fe17Y2
alloy: Fe 0.895, Y 0.105
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Takashi 2010
Table 5, p. 4, row 4
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Gibbs energy of mixing
printed: i*(μ(Fe,liq)) + j*(μ(Y,liq)) = μ(FeiYj)
-225 kJ/mol (basis unstated)1573Fe17Y2
alloy: Fe 0.895, Y 0.105
model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 5, p. 4, row 5
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Gibbs energy of mixing
printed: i*(μ(Fe,liq)) + j*(μ(Y,liq)) = μ(FeiYj)
-489 kJ/mol (basis unstated)1573Fe23Y6
alloy: Fe 0.794, Y 0.206
model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 5, p. 4, row 10
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Gibbs energy of mixing
printed: i*(μ(Fe,liq)) + j*(μ(Y,liq)) = μ(FeiYj)
-431 kJ/mol (basis unstated)1573Fe23Y6
alloy: Fe 0.794, Y 0.206
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Takashi 2010
Table 5, p. 4, row 9
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Gibbs energy of mixing
printed: i*(μ(Fe,liq)) + j*(μ(Y,liq)) = μ(FeiYj)
-74 kJ/mol (basis unstated)1573Fe3Y
alloy: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25
model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 5, p. 4, row 15
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Gibbs energy of mixing
printed: i*(μ(Fe,liq)) + j*(μ(Y,liq)) = μ(FeiYj)
-66 kJ/mol (basis unstated)1573Fe3Y
alloy: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Takashi 2010
Table 5, p. 4, row 14
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Heat capacity / entropy / enthalpy (12)

Heat capacity / entropy / enthalpy, Fe–Y system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Entropy
printed: ΔS973 0
1.66 unknown973Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 5, p. 4, row 2
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Entropy
printed: ΔS973 0
-1.9 unknown ± 0.28973Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 5, p. 4, row 1
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Entropy
printed: ΔS973 0
-0.167 unknown973Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 5, p. 4, row 3
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Entropy
printed: ΔS973 0
-0.079 unknown973Fe23Y6
alloy: Y 0.206897
model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 5, p. 4, row 8
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Entropy
printed: ΔS973 0
-2.24 unknown ± 0.44973Fe23Y6
alloy: Y 0.206897
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 5, p. 4, row 6
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Entropy
printed: ΔS973 0
2.97 unknown973Fe23Y6
alloy: Y 0.206897
model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 5, p. 4, row 7
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Entropy
printed: ΔS973 0
-0.96 unknown ± 0.55973Fe2Y
alloy: Y 0.333333
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 5, p. 4, row 16
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Entropy
printed: ΔS973 0
1.14 unknown973Fe2Y
alloy: Y 0.333333
model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 5, p. 4, row 18
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Entropy
printed: ΔS973 0
2.87 unknown973Fe2Y
alloy: Y 0.333333
model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 5, p. 4, row 17
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Entropy
printed: ΔS973 0
-3.03 unknown ± 0.48973Fe3Y
alloy: Y 0.25
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Subramanian 1984 doi
Table 5, p. 4, row 11
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Entropy
printed: ΔS973 0
3.57 unknown973Fe3Y
alloy: Y 0.25
model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 5, p. 4, row 12
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Entropy
printed: ΔS973 0
0.859 unknown973Fe3Y
alloy: Y 0.25
model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 5, p. 4, row 13
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Activity / EMF / Gibbs energy (18)

Activity / EMF / Gibbs energy, Fe–Y system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Chemical potential
printed: μ(Y)1573
-60 kJ/mol.at1573Fe17Y2
alloy: Fe 0.895, Y 0.105
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Takashi 2010
Table 5, p. 4, row 4
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Chemical potential
printed: μ(Fe)1573
-4 kJ/mol.at1573Fe17Y2
alloy: Fe 0.895, Y 0.105
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Takashi 2010
Table 5, p. 4, row 4
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Chemical potential
printed: i* (μ(Fe,liq)) + j* (μ(Y,liq)) = μ(FeiYj)
-188 kJ/mol.at1573Fe17Y2
alloy: Fe 0.895, Y 0.105
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Takashi 2010
Table 5, p. 4, row 4
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Chemical potential
printed: i* (μ(Fe,liq)) + j* (μ(Y,liq)) = μ(FeiYj)
-225 kJ/mol.at1573Fe17Y2
alloy: Fe 0.895, Y 0.105
model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 5, p. 4, row 5
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Chemical potential
printed: μ(Y)1573
-53 kJ/mol.at1573Fe17Y2
alloy: Fe 0.895, Y 0.105
model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 5, p. 4, row 5
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Chemical potential
printed: μ(Fe)1573
-7 kJ/mol.at1573Fe17Y2
alloy: Fe 0.895, Y 0.105
model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 5, p. 4, row 5
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Chemical potential
printed: μ(Y)1573
-47 kJ/mol.at1573Fe23Y6
alloy: Fe 0.794, Y 0.206
model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 5, p. 4, row 10
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Chemical potential
printed: μ(Fe)1573
-9 kJ/mol.at1573Fe23Y6
alloy: Fe 0.794, Y 0.206
model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 5, p. 4, row 10
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Chemical potential
printed: i* (μ(Fe,liq)) + j* (μ(Y,liq)) = μ(FeiYj)
-489 kJ/mol.at1573Fe23Y6
alloy: Fe 0.794, Y 0.206
model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 5, p. 4, row 10
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Chemical potential
printed: μ(Y)1573
-45 kJ/mol.at1573Fe23Y6
alloy: Fe 0.794, Y 0.206
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Takashi 2010
Table 5, p. 4, row 9
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Chemical potential
printed: μ(Fe)1573
-7 kJ/mol.at1573Fe23Y6
alloy: Fe 0.794, Y 0.206
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Takashi 2010
Table 5, p. 4, row 9
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Chemical potential
printed: i* (μ(Fe,liq)) + j* (μ(Y,liq)) = μ(FeiYj)
-431 kJ/mol.at1573Fe23Y6
alloy: Fe 0.794, Y 0.206
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Takashi 2010
Table 5, p. 4, row 9
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Chemical potential
printed: i* (μ(Fe,liq)) + j* (μ(Y,liq)) = μ(FeiYj)
-74 kJ/mol.at1573Fe3Y
alloy: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25
model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 5, p. 4, row 15
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Chemical potential
printed: μ(Y)1573
-47 kJ/mol.at1573Fe3Y
alloy: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25
model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 5, p. 4, row 15
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Chemical potential
printed: μ(Fe)1573
-9 kJ/mol.at1573Fe3Y
alloy: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25
model[1] Kardellass 2014Table 5, p. 4, row 15
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Chemical potential
printed: μ(Y)1573
-42 kJ/mol.at1573Fe3Y
alloy: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Takashi 2010
Table 5, p. 4, row 14
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Chemical potential
printed: μ(Fe)1573
-8 kJ/mol.at1573Fe3Y
alloy: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Takashi 2010
Table 5, p. 4, row 14
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Chemical potential
printed: i* (μ(Fe,liq)) + j* (μ(Y,liq)) = μ(FeiYj)
-66 kJ/mol.at1573Fe3Y
alloy: Fe 0.75, Y 0.25
experimental[1] Kardellass 2014
cites Takashi 2010
Table 5, p. 4, row 14
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Crystal structure (13)

Crystal structure, Fe–Y system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Lattice a8.447 Å0Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
DFT[3] Fan 2021Table 1, p. 3, row 9
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Lattice a12.04 Å0Fe23Y6
alloy: Y 0.206897
DFT[3] Fan 2021Table 1, p. 3, row 11
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Lattice a7.28 ÅFe2Y
alloy: Y 0.333333
model[3] Fan 2021
cites Zhang 2016 doi
Table 1, p. 3, row 17
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Lattice a7.28 Å0Fe2Y
alloy: Y 0.333333
DFT[3] Fan 2021Table 1, p. 3, row 15
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Lattice a5.111 Å0Fe3Y
alloy: Y 0.25
DFT[3] Fan 2021Table 1, p. 3, row 13
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Lattice a8.46 Å298.15Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[3] Fan 2021
cites Villars 1985
Table 1, p. 3, row 10
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Lattice a12.12 Å298.15Fe23Y6
alloy: Y 0.206897
experimental[3] Fan 2021
cites Villars 1985
Table 1, p. 3, row 12
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Lattice a7.363 Å298.15Fe2Y
alloy: Y 0.333333
experimental[3] Fan 2021
cites Villars 1985
Table 1, p. 3, row 16
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Lattice a5.095 Å298.15Fe3Y
alloy: Y 0.25
experimental[3] Fan 2021
cites Villars 1985
Table 1, p. 3, row 14
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Lattice c12.386 Å0Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
DFT[3] Fan 2021Table 1, p. 3, row 9
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Lattice c24.28 Å0Fe3Y
alloy: Y 0.25
DFT[3] Fan 2021Table 1, p. 3, row 13
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Lattice c12.41 Å298.15Fe17Y2
alloy: Y 0.105263
experimental[3] Fan 2021
cites Villars 1985
Table 1, p. 3, row 10
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Lattice c24.39 Å298.15Fe3Y
alloy: Y 0.25
experimental[3] Fan 2021
cites Villars 1985
Table 1, p. 3, row 14
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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. S. Kardellass, C. Servant, N. Selhaoui, A. Iddaoudi, M. Ait Amar, L. Bouirden, A thermodynamic assessment of the iron–yttrium system, Journal of Alloys and Compounds 583, 598-606 (2014). doi:10.1016/j.jallcom.2013.07.010
  2. I. Saenko, O. Fabrichnaya, A. Udovsky, New Thermodynamic Assessment of the Fe-Y System, J. Phase Equilib. Diffus. 38, 684-699 (2017). doi:10.1007/s11669-017-0574-3
  3. Ling Fan, Chen Shen, Kun Hu, Huashan Liu, Hongbin Zhang, DFT Calculations and Thermodynamic Re-Assessment of the Fe-Y Binary System, J. Phase Equilib. Diffus. 42, 348-362 (2021). doi:10.1007/s11669-021-00887-9
  4. Hongjian Ye, Maohua Rong, Qing Chen, Qingrong Yao, Jiang Wang, Guanghui Rao et al., Assessment of phase equilibria and thermodynamic properties in the Fe-RE (RE = rare earth metals) binary systems, J Mater Inf 3 (2023). doi:10.20517/jmi.2023.08