Na–Sb system

64 accepted literature values from 2 paper(s) (experimental 32, model 28, DFT 4); 2 calculated phase diagram(s). 2 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
experimental32
model28
DFT4
Accepted values by property group
Property groupValues
invariant reaction5
phase transition13
formation34
heat capacity / entropy / enthalpy12

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
NaSb-13Liu.tdbY. Liu, J. Xu, Z. Kang, J. Wang, Thermochim. Acta, 569, 119-26(2013). doi:10.1016/j.tca.2013.07.00935a80346e37417b2fe1442e0cd7a587a6a7cb3ae875da4a68fa196b95c200c48viewer · TDB · JSON
NaSb-17Dre.tdbL. Dreval, M. Zschornak, W. Muenchgesang, O. Fabrichnaya, D. Rafaja, M.L. Martine, L. Giebeler, M. Motylenko, J. Alloys Compd., 695, 1725-42(2017). doi:10.1016/j.jallcom.2016.11.003b4cfe0c128f39fbc7ccc8abc05b0637258cbe77f32c8c1c9b7c8c63a8070a228viewer · TDB · JSON
Calculated three-phase invariants (model, mole fraction of the second component)
TDB fileT (K)Phases at the invariant
NaSb-13Liu.tdb710.44NA3SB_D018 (x(Sb) 0.25) + LIQUID (x(Sb) 0.44241) + NASB (x(Sb) 0.5)
NaSb-13Liu.tdb671.9NASB (x(Sb) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Sb) 0.59703) + RHOMBOHEDRAL_A7 (x(Sb) 1)
NaSb-13Liu.tdb370.87BCC_A2 (x(Sb) 0) + LIQUID (x(Sb) 0) + NA3SB_D018 (x(Sb) 0.25)
NaSb-17Dre.tdb707.91NA3SB_D018 (x(Sb) 0.25) + LIQUID (x(Sb) 0.44004) + NASB (x(Sb) 0.5)
NaSb-17Dre.tdb672.97NASB (x(Sb) 0.5) + LIQUID (x(Sb) 0.60334) + RHOMBOHEDRAL_A7 (x(Sb) 1)
NaSb-17Dre.tdb370.87BCC_A2 (x(Sb) 0) + LIQUID (x(Sb) 0) + NA3SB_D018 (x(Sb) 0.25)

Convex hulls: Materials Project DFT hull · OQMD DFT hull · CALPHAD hull NaSb-13Liu

Invariant reactions (literature)

Invariant reactions reported in the literature for the Na–Sb system (5)
T (K)Reaction / phasesCompositions (mole fraction)ClassSourceLocationQuote
710eutectic: liq -> Na3Sb + NaSbliq: Sb 0.45; Na3Sb: Sb 0.25; NaSb: Sb 0.5model[1] Liu 2013Table 3, p. 5, row 6
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708eutectic: liq -> Na3Sb + NaSbliq: Sb 0.45; Na3Sb: Sb 0.25; NaSb: Sb 0.5experimental[1] Liu 2013
cites Mathewson 1906 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 7
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672eutectic: liq -> NaSb + Sbliq: Sb 0.6; NaSb: Sb 0.5; Sb: Sb 1model[1] Liu 2013Table 3, p. 5, row 11
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370.9eutectic: liq -> Na + Na3SbNa3Sb: Sb 0.25model[1] Liu 2013Table 3, p. 5, row 1
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370.8eutectic: liq -> Na + Na3SbNa3Sb: Sb 0.25experimental[1] Liu 2013
cites Mathewson 1906 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 2
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Formation enthalpies

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

Enthalpies of formation, Na–Sb system (22)
PhaseCompoundValueT (K)ClassMP DFT (kJ/mol-atom)OQMD DFT (kJ/mol-atom)SourceLocationQuote
Na3Sb-1.786 eV0DFT[2] Dreval 2017Table 3, p. 7, row 20
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Na3Sb-1.784 eV0DFT[2] Dreval 2017Table 3, p. 7, row 19
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Na3Sb(s)-234 kJ/mol (basis unstated)298.15experimental[1] Liu 2013
cites Voronin 1967
Table 2, p. 4, row 2
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Na3Sb(s)-227 kJ/mol (basis unstated)298.15experimental[1] Liu 2013
cites Voronin 1987
Table 2, p. 4, row 3
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Na3Sb(s)-226 kJ/mol (basis unstated)model[1] Liu 2013Table 2, p. 4, row 1
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Na3Sb(s)-213 kJ/mol (basis unstated)298.15experimental[1] Liu 2013
cites Morozova 1959
Table 2, p. 4, row 4
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Na3Sb(s)-197 kJ/mol (basis unstated)298.15experimental[1] Liu 2013
cites Kubaschewski 1938
Table 2, p. 4, row 5
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Na3Sb(s)Na3Sb-58.5 kJ/mol-atom298.15experimental-45.951 (mp-aaaaalua)-50.428 (oqmd-5156)[1] Liu 2013
cites Voronin 1967
Table 2, p. 4, row 2
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Na3Sb(s)Na3Sb-56.75 kJ/mol-atom298.15experimental-45.951 (mp-aaaaalua)-50.428 (oqmd-5156)[1] Liu 2013
cites Voronin 1987
Table 2, p. 4, row 3
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Na3Sb(s)Na3Sb-56.5 kJ/mol-atommodel-45.951 (mp-aaaaalua)-50.428 (oqmd-5156)[1] Liu 2013Table 2, p. 4, row 1
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Na3Sb(s)Na3Sb-53.25 kJ/mol-atom298.15experimental-45.951 (mp-aaaaalua)-50.428 (oqmd-5156)[1] Liu 2013
cites Morozova 1959
Table 2, p. 4, row 4
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Na3Sb(s)Na3Sb-49.25 kJ/mol-atom298.15experimental-45.951 (mp-aaaaalua)-50.428 (oqmd-5156)[1] Liu 2013
cites Kubaschewski 1938
Table 2, p. 4, row 5
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NaSb-0.679 eV0DFT[2] Dreval 2017Table 3, p. 7, row 21
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NaSb-0.663 eV0DFT[2] Dreval 2017Table 3, p. 7, row 22
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NaSb(s)-75 kJ/mol (basis unstated)model[1] Liu 2013Table 2, p. 4, row 6
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NaSb(s)-72 kJ/mol (basis unstated)298.15experimental[1] Liu 2013
cites Voronin 1987
Table 2, p. 4, row 8
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NaSb(s)-70 kJ/mol (basis unstated)298.15experimental[1] Liu 2013
cites Voronin 1967
Table 2, p. 4, row 7
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NaSb(s)-66 kJ/mol (basis unstated)298.15experimental[1] Liu 2013
cites Kubaschewski 1938
Table 2, p. 4, row 9
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NaSb(s)NaSb-37.5 kJ/mol-atommodel-40.415 (mp-aaaaalto)-37.498 (oqmd-5018)[1] Liu 2013Table 2, p. 4, row 6
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NaSb(s)NaSb-36 kJ/mol-atom298.15experimental-40.415 (mp-aaaaalto)-37.498 (oqmd-5018)[1] Liu 2013
cites Voronin 1987
Table 2, p. 4, row 8
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NaSb(s)NaSb-35 kJ/mol-atom298.15experimental-40.415 (mp-aaaaalto)-37.498 (oqmd-5018)[1] Liu 2013
cites Voronin 1967
Table 2, p. 4, row 7
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NaSb(s)NaSb-33 kJ/mol-atom298.15experimental-40.415 (mp-aaaaalto)-37.498 (oqmd-5018)[1] Liu 2013
cites Kubaschewski 1938
Table 2, p. 4, row 9
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Other properties

Phase transition (13)

Phase transition, Na–Sb system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Phase transition723 K723NaSbexperimental[1] Liu 2013
cites Redslob 1982 doi
p. 2
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In addition, the melting temperature of NaSb was also reported by Redslob et al. [10] as 723 K, who utilized electrical conductivity measurements.
Phase transition723 K723congruent transformationexperimental[2] Dreval 2017
cites Redslob 1982
p. 9
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In the course of the optimization, it also became clear that the value of 723 K reported in Ref. [30] for the congruent melting of NaSb compound is not reliable, since a better fit to this temperature simultaneously results in a worse description of the conjugated invariant reactions.
Phase transition723 K723liq -> NaSb
liq: Sb 0.5; NaSb: Sb 0.5
experimental[1] Liu 2013
cites Redslob 1982 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 10
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Phase transition738 K738congruent transformationmodel[1] Liu 2013
cites Sangster 1993 doi
p. 1
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According to the assessed phase diagram, two intermetallic phases can be identified, i.e. Na3 Sb and NaSb. Such two intermetallics melt congruently around 1130 and 738 K, respectively.
Phase transition738 K738congruent transformationexperimental[1] Liu 2013
cites Ugai 1961
p. 2
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The congruent melting temperatures of Na3 Sb and NaSb were measured by Ugai [9] with thermal analysis, the results of which are 1132 and 738 K, respectively.
Phase transition738 K738liq -> NaSb
liq: Sb 0.5; NaSb: Sb 0.5
experimental[1] Liu 2013
cites Mathewson 1906 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 9
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Phase transition739 K739congruent transformationmodel[2] Dreval 2017p. 9
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According to our calculations, the congruent melting point of the NaSb compound is 739 K, which is only by 1 K higher than the value reported in Refs. [27,28].
Phase transition739 K739liq -> NaSb
liq: Sb 0.5; NaSb: Sb 0.5
model[1] Liu 2013Table 3, p. 5, row 8
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Phase transition1130 K1130congruent transformationmodel[1] Liu 2013
cites Sangster 1993 doi
p. 1
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According to the assessed phase diagram, two intermetallic phases can be identified, i.e. Na3 Sb and NaSb. Such two intermetallics melt congruently around 1130 and 738 K, respectively.
Phase transition1130 K1130liq -> Na3Sb
liq: Sb 0.25; Na3Sb: Sb 0.25
experimental[1] Liu 2013
cites Mathewson 1906 doi
Table 3, p. 5, row 4
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Phase transition1131 K1131liq -> Na3Sb
liq: Sb 0.25; Na3Sb: Sb 0.25
model[1] Liu 2013Table 3, p. 5, row 3
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Phase transition1132 K1132congruent transformationexperimental[1] Liu 2013
cites Ugai 1961
p. 2
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The congruent melting temperatures of Na3 Sb and NaSb were measured by Ugai [9] with thermal analysis, the results of which are 1132 and 738 K, respectively.
Phase transition1132 K1132liq -> Na3Sb
liq: Sb 0.25; Na3Sb: Sb 0.25
experimental[1] Liu 2013
cites Ugai 1961
Table 3, p. 5, row 5
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Formation (12)

Formation, Na–Sb system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Entropy of formation
printed: Entropies of formation
-9.775 J/mol-atom/KNa3Sb(s)
alloy: Sb 0.25
model[1] Liu 2013Table 2, p. 4, row 1
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Entropy of formation
printed: Entropies of formation
-39.1 J/mol (basis unstated)/KNa3Sb(s)model[1] Liu 2013Table 2, p. 4, row 1
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Entropy of formation
printed: Entropies of formation
-2.315 J/mol-atom/KNaSb(s)
alloy: Sb 0.5
model[1] Liu 2013Table 2, p. 4, row 6
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Entropy of formation
printed: Entropies of formation
-4.63 J/mol (basis unstated)/KNaSb(s)model[1] Liu 2013Table 2, p. 4, row 6
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Entropy of formation
printed: Entropies of formation
-92 J/mol (basis unstated)/K298.15Na3Sb(s)experimental[1] Liu 2013
cites Voronin 1967
Table 2, p. 4, row 2
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Entropy of formation
printed: Entropies of formation
-23 J/mol-atom/K298.15Na3Sb(s)
alloy: Sb 0.25
experimental[1] Liu 2013
cites Voronin 1967
Table 2, p. 4, row 2
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Entropy of formation
printed: Entropies of formation
-60 J/mol (basis unstated)/K298.15Na3Sb(s)experimental[1] Liu 2013
cites Voronin 1987
Table 2, p. 4, row 3
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Entropy of formation
printed: Entropies of formation
-15 J/mol-atom/K298.15Na3Sb(s)
alloy: Sb 0.25
experimental[1] Liu 2013
cites Voronin 1987
Table 2, p. 4, row 3
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Entropy of formation
printed: Entropies of formation
-8.5 J/mol-atom/K298.15NaSb(s)
alloy: Sb 0.5
experimental[1] Liu 2013
cites Voronin 1987
Table 2, p. 4, row 8
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Entropy of formation
printed: Entropies of formation
-17 J/mol (basis unstated)/K298.15NaSb(s)experimental[1] Liu 2013
cites Voronin 1987
Table 2, p. 4, row 8
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Entropy of formation
printed: Entropies of formation
-7 J/mol (basis unstated)/K298.15NaSb(s)experimental[1] Liu 2013
cites Voronin 1967
Table 2, p. 4, row 7
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Entropy of formation
printed: Entropies of formation
-3.5 J/mol-atom/K298.15NaSb(s)
alloy: Sb 0.5
experimental[1] Liu 2013
cites Voronin 1967
Table 2, p. 4, row 7
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Heat capacity / entropy / enthalpy (12)

Heat capacity / entropy / enthalpy, Na–Sb system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Heat capacity
printed: Cp
51.9 J/mol (basis unstated)/K298.15Na3Sb
alloy: Sb 0.25
model[2] Dreval 2017
cites Thermo-calc 2015
Table 7, p. 11, row 1
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Heat capacity
printed: Cp
103.69 J/mol (basis unstated)/K298.15NaSb
alloy: Sb 0.5
model[2] Dreval 2017
cites Thermo-calc 2015
Table 7, p. 11, row 7
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Heat capacity
printed: Cp
51.94 J/mol (basis unstated)/K300Na3Sb
alloy: Sb 0.25
model[2] Dreval 2017
cites Thermo-calc 2015
Table 7, p. 11, row 2
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Heat capacity
printed: Cp
53.94 J/mol (basis unstated)/K400Na3Sb
alloy: Sb 0.25
model[2] Dreval 2017
cites Thermo-calc 2015
Table 7, p. 11, row 3
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Heat capacity
printed: Cp
105.84 J/mol (basis unstated)/K400NaSb
alloy: Sb 0.5
model[2] Dreval 2017
cites Thermo-calc 2015
Table 7, p. 11, row 8
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Heat capacity
printed: Cp
55.94 J/mol (basis unstated)/K500Na3Sb
alloy: Sb 0.25
model[2] Dreval 2017
cites Thermo-calc 2015
Table 7, p. 11, row 4
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Heat capacity
printed: Cp
57.94 J/mol (basis unstated)/K600Na3Sb
alloy: Sb 0.25
model[2] Dreval 2017
cites Thermo-calc 2015
Table 7, p. 11, row 5
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Heat capacity
printed: Cp
110.06 J/mol (basis unstated)/K600NaSb
alloy: Sb 0.5
model[2] Dreval 2017
cites Thermo-calc 2015
Table 7, p. 11, row 9
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Heat capacity
printed: Cp
59.94 J/mol (basis unstated)/K700Na3Sb
alloy: Sb 0.25
model[2] Dreval 2017
cites Thermo-calc 2015
Table 7, p. 11, row 6
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Heat capacity
printed: Cp
114.27 J/mol (basis unstated)/K800NaSb
alloy: Sb 0.5
model[2] Dreval 2017
cites Thermo-calc 2015
Table 7, p. 11, row 10
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Heat capacity
printed: Cp
118.49 J/mol (basis unstated)/K1000NaSb
alloy: Sb 0.5
model[2] Dreval 2017
cites Thermo-calc 2015
Table 7, p. 11, row 11
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Heat capacity
printed: Cp
120.6 J/mol (basis unstated)/K1100NaSb
alloy: Sb 0.5
model[2] Dreval 2017
cites Thermo-calc 2015
Table 7, p. 11, row 12
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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. Yajun Liu, Jun Xu, Zhitao Kang, Jiang Wang, Thermodynamic descriptions and phase diagrams for Sb–Na and Sb–K binary systems, Thermochimica Acta 569, 119-126 (2013). doi:10.1016/j.tca.2013.07.009
  2. Liya Dreval, Matthias Zschornak, Wolfram Münchgesang, Olga Fabrichnaya, David Rafaja, Miléna L. Martine et al., Thermodynamic assessment and first principle calculations of the Na Sb Sn system, Journal of Alloys and Compounds 695, 1725-1742 (2017). doi:10.1016/j.jallcom.2016.11.003