O–Y system

40 accepted literature values from 3 paper(s) (experimental 24, model 14, unspecified 2); 0 calculated phase diagram(s). 9 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
experimental24
model14
unspecified2
Accepted values by property group
Property groupValues
invariant reaction10
phase transition17
formation1
heat capacity / entropy / enthalpy7
crystal structure3
other property2

Convex hulls: Materials Project DFT hull · OQMD DFT hull · CALPHAD hull YO-04Che · CALPHAD hull YO-05Che · CALPHAD hull YO-07Dju · CALPHAD hull YO-96Gro · CALPHAD hull YO-98Swa-LB · CALPHAD hull YO-98Swa-orig

Invariant reactions (literature)

Invariant reactions reported in the literature for the O–Y system (10)
T (K)Reaction / phasesCompositions (mole fraction)ClassSourceLocationQuote
4921congruent melting: L* -> gas* (P = 1 bar)L: O 0.371; gas: O 0.371model[1] Djurovic 2007Table 2, p. 6, row 10
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2718congruent melting: L* -> β-Y2O3*L: O 0.598; β-Y2O3: O 0.598model[1] Djurovic 2007Table 2, p. 6, row 8
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2712congruent melting: L* -> β-Y2O3*L: O 0.6, Y 0.4; β-Y2O3: O 0.6, Y 0.4experimental[1] Djurovic 2007
cites Foex 1977
Table 2, p. 6, row 9
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2600other: β-Y2O3* -> α-Y2O3 + Lβ-Y2O3: O 0.588; α-Y2O3: O 0.6, Y 0.4model[1] Djurovic 2007Table 2, p. 6, row 7
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1943congruent melting: L* -> β-Y*L: O 0.226; β-Y: O 0.226experimental[1] Djurovic 2007
cites Tucker 1964
Table 2, p. 6, row 6
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1943congruent melting: L* -> β-Y*L: O 0.23; β-Y: O 0.23model[1] Djurovic 2007Table 2, p. 6, row 5
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1833eutectic: L* -> β-Y + gα-Y2O3L: O 0.373; gα-Y2O3: O 0.6, Y 0.4model[1] Djurovic 2007Table 2, p. 6, row 3
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1833eutectic: L* -> β-Y + gα-Y2O3L: O 0.373; gα-Y2O3: O 0.6, Y 0.4experimental[1] Djurovic 2007
cites Tucker 1964
Table 2, p. 6, row 4
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1453eutectoid: β-Y* -> α-Y + gα-Y2O3β-Y: O 0.18; gα-Y2O3: O 0.6, Y 0.4model[1] Djurovic 2007Table 2, p. 6, row 1
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1453eutectoid: β-Y* -> α-Y + gα-Y2O3β-Y: O 0.18; gα-Y2O3: O 0.6, Y 0.4experimental[1] Djurovic 2007
cites Tucker 1964
Table 2, p. 6, 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, O–Y system (1)
PhaseCompoundValueT (K)ClassMP DFT (kJ/mol-atom)OQMD DFT (kJ/mol-atom)SourceLocationQuote
C-Y2O3Y2O3-386.56 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-383.134 (mp-aaaaadya)-367.434 (oqmd-3427)[2] ZINKEVICH 2007Table 6.1, p. 24, row 7
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Other properties

Phase transition (17)

Phase transition, O–Y system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Phase transition298.15 K298.15polymorphic: B ⇒ A
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
unspecified[2] ZINKEVICH 2007
cites Ma 2002
Table 2.3, p. 10, row 8
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Phase transition298.15 K298.15polymorphic: B ⇒ A
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
experimental[2] ZINKEVICH 2007
cites Husson 1999
Table 2.3, p. 10, row 7
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Phase transition298.15 K298.15polymorphic: C ⇒ B
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
experimental[2] ZINKEVICH 2007
cites Husson 1999
Table 2.3, p. 10, row 5
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Phase transition298.15 K298.15polymorphic: C ⇒ B
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
experimental[2] ZINKEVICH 2007
cites Atou 1990
Table 2.3, p. 10, row 4
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Phase transition298.15 K298.15polymorphic: C ⇒ B
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
unspecified[2] ZINKEVICH 2007
cites Ma 2002
Table 2.3, p. 10, row 6
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Phase transition1273 K1273polymorphic: C ⇒ B
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
experimental[2] ZINKEVICH 2007
cites Hoekstra 1966
Table 2.3, p. 10, row 3
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Phase transition2512 K2512polymorphic: C ⟺ H
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
experimental[2] ZINKEVICH 2007
cites Swamy 1999
Table 2.1, p. 6, row 9
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Phase transition2565 K2565polymorphic: C ⟺ H
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
experimental[2] ZINKEVICH 2007
cites Adylov 1987
Table 2.1, p. 6, row 6
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Phase transition2573 K2573polymorphic: C ⟺ H
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
experimental[2] ZINKEVICH 2007
cites Coutures 1976
Table 2.1, p. 6, row 2
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Phase transition2573 K2573polymorphic: C ⟺ H
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
experimental[2] ZINKEVICH 2007
cites Glushkova 1988
Table 2.1, p. 6, row 7
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Phase transition2581 K2581polymorphic: C ⟺ H
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
experimental[2] ZINKEVICH 2007
cites Navrotsky 2005
Table 2.1, p. 6, row 10
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Phase transition2583 K2583polymorphic: C ⟺ H
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
experimental[2] ZINKEVICH 2007
cites Foex 1966
Table 2.1, p. 6, row 1
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Phase transition2600 K2600polymorphic: C <=> H
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
model[2] ZINKEVICH 2007Table 2.2, p. 8, row 20
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Phase transition2600 K2600polymorphic: C ⟺ H
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
experimental[2] ZINKEVICH 2007
cites Shpilrain 1976
Table 2.1, p. 6, row 5
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Phase transition2623 K2623polymorphic: C ⟺ H
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
experimental[2] ZINKEVICH 2007
cites Andrievskaya 1997
Table 2.1, p. 6, row 8
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Phase transition2623 K2623polymorphic: C ⟺ H
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
experimental[2] ZINKEVICH 2007
cites Tresvyatkii 1971
Table 2.1, p. 6, row 3
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Phase transition2663 K2663polymorphic: C ⟺ H
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
experimental[2] ZINKEVICH 2007
cites Shevtchenko 1985
Table 2.1, p. 6, row 4
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Heat capacity / entropy / enthalpy (7)

Heat capacity / entropy / enthalpy, O–Y system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Entropy
printed: ΔS
4.08 J mol^-1 K^-1UNKNOWN
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
experimental[2] ZINKEVICH 2007
cites Hoekstra 1966
Table 5.1, p. 18, row 2
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Entropy
printed: ΔS
4.08 J mol−1 K−1Y2O3
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
experimental[2] ZINKEVICH 2007
cites Hoekstra 1966
Table 5.1, p. 18, row 2
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Entropy
printed: °S
98.96 unknown298.15C-Y2O3
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
model[2] ZINKEVICH 2007Table 6.1, p. 24, row 7
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Entropy
printed: ΔS
18.5 J mol^-1 K^-12581UNKNOWN
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
experimental[2] ZINKEVICH 2007
cites Navrotsky 2005
Table 5.1, p. 18, row 4
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Entropy
printed: ΔS
18.5 J mol−1 K−12581Y2O3
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
experimental[2] ZINKEVICH 2007
cites Navrotsky 2005
Table 5.1, p. 18, row 4
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Entropy
printed: ΔS
9.654 J mol^-1 K^-12600UNKNOWN
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
experimental[2] ZINKEVICH 2007
cites Shpilrain 1976
Table 5.1, p. 18, row 3
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Entropy
printed: ΔS
9.654 J mol−1 K−12600Y2O3
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
experimental[2] ZINKEVICH 2007
cites Shpilrain 1976
Table 5.1, p. 18, row 3
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Crystal structure (3)

Crystal structure, O–Y system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
lattice molar volume40.385 cm3 mol-1298.15Y2O3 (A-type)
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
model[2] ZINKEVICH 2007Table 3.1, p. 12, row 2
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lattice molar volume41.132 cm3 mol-1298.15Y2O3 (B-type)
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
model[2] ZINKEVICH 2007Table 3.1, p. 12, row 2
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lattice molar volume44.804 cm3 mol-1298.15Y2O3 (C-type)
alloy: O 0.6, Y 0.4
model[2] ZINKEVICH 2007Table 3.1, p. 12, row 2
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Other property (2)

Other property, O–Y system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Other
printed: transition enthalpy
19 kJ mol 212600a-Y2O3model[3] Swamy 1998p. 3
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This corresponds to a transition enthalpy of 19 kJ mol 21 at → b2600 K, the transition temperature taken here for a ← Y 2 O 3 .
Other
printed: enthalpy
68 kJ mol 212712model[3] Swamy 1998p. 3
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For a melting temperature of 2712 K taken here for yttria, the Wu and Pelton entropy would translate to an enthalpy value of about 68 kJ mol 21 .

Sources

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

  1. Dejan Djurovic, Matvei Zinkevich, Fritz Aldinger, Thermodynamic modeling of the yttrium–oxygen system, Calphad 31, 560-566 (2007). doi:10.1016/j.calphad.2007.01.010
  2. M ZINKEVICH, Thermodynamics of rare earth sesquioxides, Progress in Materials Science 52, 597-647 (2007). doi:10.1016/j.pmatsci.2006.09.002
  3. Varghese Swamy, Hans J. Seifert, Fritz Aldinger, Thermodynamic properties of Y2O3 phases and the yttrium–oxygen phase diagram, Journal of Alloys and Compounds 269, 201-207 (1998). doi:10.1016/s0925-8388(98)00245-x