Ge–Sr system

40 accepted literature values from 1 paper(s) (experimental 20, model 20); 1 calculated phase diagram(s).

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Accepted values by evidence class
Evidence classValues
experimental20
model20
Accepted values by property group
Property groupValues
invariant reaction17
phase transition1
crystal structure22

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
GeSr-09Du.tdbY. Du, L. Li, J. Wang, J. Wang, Z. Jin, Calphad, 33, 719-22(2009). doi:10.1016/j.calphad.2009.09.004d90bda144b6419120b46a6976d7e4265d1f0ca57181b5b35df2c2c82e7b6c9e4viewer · TDB · JSON
Calculated three-phase invariants (model, mole fraction of the second component)
TDB fileT (K)Phases at the invariant
GeSr-09Du.tdb1431.43LIQUID (x(Sr) 0.61838) + GE3SR5_D8L (x(Sr) 0.625) + GESR2_C37 (x(Sr) 0.66667)
GeSr-09Du.tdb1431.43LIQUID (x(Sr) 0.61842) + GE3SR5_D8L (x(Sr) 0.625) + GESR2_C37 (x(Sr) 0.66667)
GeSr-09Du.tdb1431.43LIQUID (x(Sr) 0.61846) + GE3SR5_D8L (x(Sr) 0.625) + GESR2_C37 (x(Sr) 0.66667)
GeSr-09Du.tdb1374.19GESR_B33 (x(Sr) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Sr) 0.56815) + GE3SR5_D8L (x(Sr) 0.625)
GeSr-09Du.tdb1374.19GESR_B33 (x(Sr) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Sr) 0.56826) + GE3SR5_D8L (x(Sr) 0.625)
GeSr-09Du.tdb1374.19GESR_B33 (x(Sr) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Sr) 0.56803) + GE3SR5_D8L (x(Sr) 0.625)
GeSr-09Du.tdb1242.68GE2SR (x(Sr) 0.33333) + LIQUID (x(Sr) 0.38939) + GESR_B33 (x(Sr) 0.5)
GeSr-09Du.tdb1242.68GE2SR (x(Sr) 0.33333) + LIQUID (x(Sr) 0.3895) + GESR_B33 (x(Sr) 0.5)
GeSr-09Du.tdb1201.89GESR_B33 (x(Sr) 0.5) + GE3SR5_D8L (x(Sr) 0.625) + GESR2_C37 (x(Sr) 0.66667)
GeSr-09Du.tdb1028.66DIAMOND_A4 (x(Sr) 0) + LIQUID (x(Sr) 0.17551) + GE2SR (x(Sr) 0.33333)
GeSr-09Du.tdb1028.66DIAMOND_A4 (x(Sr) 0) + LIQUID (x(Sr) 0.17537) + GE2SR (x(Sr) 0.33333)
GeSr-09Du.tdb1015.2GESR2_C37 (x(Sr) 0.66667) + LIQUID (x(Sr) 0.95765) + BCC_A2 (x(Sr) 1)
GeSr-09Du.tdb820GESR2_C37 (x(Sr) 0.66667) + FCC_A1 (x(Sr) 1) + BCC_A2 (x(Sr) 1)

Convex hulls: Materials Project DFT hull · OQMD DFT hull

Invariant reactions (literature)

Invariant reactions reported in the literature for the Ge–Sr system (17)
T (K)Reaction / phasesCompositions (mole fraction)ClassSourceLocationQuote
1463.15congruent melting: L -> GeSr2L: Sr 0.667; GeSr2: Ge 0.333333, Sr 0.666667model[1] Du 2009Table 4, p. 3, row 14
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1463.15congruent melting: L -> GeSr2L: Sr 0.667; GeSr2: Ge 0.333333, Sr 0.666667experimental[1] Du 2009
cites Palenzona 2005 doi
Table 4, p. 3, row 13
report
1453.15congruent melting: L -> GeSrL: Sr 0.5; GeSr: Ge 0.5, Sr 0.5experimental[1] Du 2009
cites Palenzona 2005 doi
Table 4, p. 3, row 7
report
1450.15congruent melting: L -> GeSrL: Sr 0.5; GeSr: Ge 0.5, Sr 0.5model[1] Du 2009Table 4, p. 3, row 8
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1433.15L + GeSr2 -> Ge3Sr5L: Sr 0.615; GeSr2: Ge 0.333333, Sr 0.666667; Ge3Sr5: Ge 0.375, Sr 0.625experimental[1] Du 2009
cites Palenzona 2005 doi
Table 4, p. 3, row 11
report
1431.15L + GeSr2 -> Ge3Sr5L: Sr 0.618; GeSr2: Ge 0.333333, Sr 0.666667; Ge3Sr5: Ge 0.375, Sr 0.625model[1] Du 2009Table 4, p. 3, row 12
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1374.15eutectic: L -> GeSr + Ge3Sr5L: Sr 0.568; GeSr: Ge 0.5, Sr 0.5; Ge3Sr5: Ge 0.375, Sr 0.625model[1] Du 2009Table 4, p. 3, row 10
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1373.15eutectic: L -> GeSr + Ge3Sr5L: Sr 0.58; GeSr: Ge 0.5, Sr 0.5; Ge3Sr5: Ge 0.375, Sr 0.625experimental[1] Du 2009
cites Palenzona 2005 doi
Table 4, p. 3, row 9
report
1288.15congruent melting: L -> Ge2SrL: Sr 0.333; Ge2Sr: Ge 0.666667, Sr 0.333333experimental[1] Du 2009
cites Palenzona 2005 doi
Table 4, p. 3, row 3
report
1284.15congruent melting: L -> Ge2SrL: Sr 0.333; Ge2Sr: Ge 0.666667, Sr 0.333333model[1] Du 2009Table 4, p. 3, row 4
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1258.15peritectic: L + Ge2 Sr ↔ Ge1.85 Srexperimental[1] Du 2009
cites Palenzona 2005 doi
p. 2
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In the Ge-Sr phase diagram presented by Palenzona and Pani [3], the phase Ge1.85 Sr is tentatively suggested to be stable in an extremely narrow temperature range, being formed via a peritectic reaction L + Ge2 Sr ↔ Ge1.85 Sr at about 985 ◦ C.
1243.15eutectic: L -> Ge2Sr + GeSrL: Sr 0.389; Ge2Sr: Ge 0.666667, Sr 0.333333; GeSr: Ge 0.5, Sr 0.5model[1] Du 2009Table 4, p. 3, row 6
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1238.15eutectic: L -> Ge2Sr + GeSrL: Sr 0.39; Ge2Sr: Ge 0.666667, Sr 0.333333; GeSr: Ge 0.5, Sr 0.5experimental[1] Du 2009
cites Palenzona 2005 doi
Table 4, p. 3, row 5
report
1029.15eutectic: L -> (Ge) + Ge2SrL: Sr 0.175; Ge2Sr: Ge 0.666667, Sr 0.333333model[1] Du 2009Table 4, p. 3, row 2
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1028.15eutectic: L -> (Ge) + Ge2SrL: Sr 0.16; Ge2Sr: Ge 0.666667, Sr 0.333333experimental[1] Du 2009
cites Palenzona 2005 doi
Table 4, p. 3, row 1
report
1015.15eutectic: L -> GeSr2 + (βSr)L: Sr 0.958; GeSr2: Ge 0.333333, Sr 0.666667model[1] Du 2009Table 4, p. 3, row 16
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1013.15eutectic: L -> GeSr2 + (βSr)L: Sr 0.95; GeSr2: Ge 0.333333, Sr 0.666667experimental[1] Du 2009
cites Palenzona 2005 doi
Table 4, p. 3, row 15
report

Other properties

Phase transition (1)

Phase transition, Ge–Sr system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Phase transition1201.85 K1201.85other: Ge3Sr5 = GeSr + GeSr2model[1] Du 2009p. 3
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The present calculations indicate that Ge3 Sr5 decomposes into GeSr and GeSr2 at 928.7 ◦ C.

Crystal structure (22)

Crystal structure, Ge–Sr system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Lattice a8.912 ÅGe2Sr
alloy: Sr 0.333333
model[1] Du 2009Table 1, p. 2, row 2
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Lattice a8.172 ÅGe3Sr5
alloy: Sr 0.625
model[1] Du 2009Table 1, p. 2, row 6
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Lattice a4.847 ÅGeSr
alloy: Sr 0.5
model[1] Du 2009Table 1, p. 2, row 4
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Lattice a8.185 ÅGeSr2
alloy: Sr 0.666667
model[1] Du 2009Table 1, p. 2, row 8
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Lattice a8.752 Å ± 0.006298.15Ge2Sr
alloy: Sr 0.333333
experimental[1] Du 2009
cites Palenzona 2005 doi
Table 1, p. 2, row 1
report
Lattice a8.181 Å ± 0.001298.15Ge3Sr5
alloy: Sr 0.625
experimental[1] Du 2009
cites Palenzona 2005 doi
Table 1, p. 2, row 5
report
Lattice a4.827 Å ± 0.002298.15GeSr
alloy: Sr 0.5
experimental[1] Du 2009
cites Palenzona 2005 doi
Table 1, p. 2, row 3
report
Lattice a8.179 Å ± 0.003298.15GeSr2
alloy: Sr 0.666667
experimental[1] Du 2009
cites Palenzona 2005 doi
Table 1, p. 2, row 7
report
Lattice b6.596 ÅGe2Sr
alloy: Sr 0.333333
model[1] Du 2009Table 1, p. 2, row 2
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Lattice b11.531 ÅGeSr
alloy: Sr 0.5
model[1] Du 2009Table 1, p. 2, row 4
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Lattice b5.197 ÅGeSr2
alloy: Sr 0.666667
model[1] Du 2009Table 1, p. 2, row 8
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Lattice b6.586 Å ± 0.003298.15Ge2Sr
alloy: Sr 0.333333
experimental[1] Du 2009
cites Palenzona 2005 doi
Table 1, p. 2, row 1
report
Lattice b11.386 Å ± 0.003298.15GeSr
alloy: Sr 0.5
experimental[1] Du 2009
cites Palenzona 2005 doi
Table 1, p. 2, row 3
report
Lattice b5.176 Å ± 0.002298.15GeSr2
alloy: Sr 0.666667
experimental[1] Du 2009
cites Palenzona 2005 doi
Table 1, p. 2, row 7
report
Lattice c11.236 ÅGe2Sr
alloy: Sr 0.333333
model[1] Du 2009Table 1, p. 2, row 2
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Lattice c15.98 ÅGe3Sr5
alloy: Sr 0.625
model[1] Du 2009Table 1, p. 2, row 6
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Lattice c4.22 ÅGeSr
alloy: Sr 0.5
model[1] Du 2009Table 1, p. 2, row 4
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Lattice c9.682 ÅGeSr2
alloy: Sr 0.666667
model[1] Du 2009Table 1, p. 2, row 8
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Lattice c11.238 Å ± 0.005298.15Ge2Sr
alloy: Sr 0.333333
experimental[1] Du 2009
cites Palenzona 2005 doi
Table 1, p. 2, row 1
report
Lattice c15.779 Å ± 0.005298.15Ge3Sr5
alloy: Sr 0.625
experimental[1] Du 2009
cites Palenzona 2005 doi
Table 1, p. 2, row 5
report
Lattice c4.178 Å ± 0.001298.15GeSr
alloy: Sr 0.5
experimental[1] Du 2009
cites Palenzona 2005 doi
Table 1, p. 2, row 3
report
Lattice c9.62 Å ± 0.005298.15GeSr2
alloy: Sr 0.666667
experimental[1] Du 2009
cites Palenzona 2005 doi
Table 1, p. 2, row 7
report

Sources

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

  1. Yong Du, Lingling Li, Jiong Wang, Jianchuan Wang, Zhanpeng Jin, A thermodynamic description of the Ge–Sr system acquired via a hybrid approach of CALPHAD and first-principles calculations, Calphad 33, 719-722 (2009). doi:10.1016/j.calphad.2009.09.004