Pb–Pd system

74 accepted literature values from 2 paper(s) (experimental 34, model 35, unspecified 5); 2 calculated phase diagram(s). 7 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
experimental34
model35
unspecified5
Accepted values by property group
Property groupValues
invariant reaction42
phase transition12
formation20

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
PbPd-99Gho-LB.tdbG. Ghosh, J. Phase Equilib., 20, 309-15(1999). doi:10.1361/105497199770335820a6b12a66bf798e9fbbc9f8bc89fc96d764ac410419df12a0ecf3cebe978940d7viewer · TDB · JSON
PbPd-99Gho-alt.tdbG. Ghosh, Metall. Mater. Trans. A, 30A, 5-18(1999).117b1cc58e11a36ad0f7d5e82c10e331b172da62a7bf82d0251912aa6e17737fviewer · TDB · JSON
Calculated three-phase invariants (model, mole fraction of the second component)
TDB fileT (K)Phases at the invariant
PbPd-99Gho-LB.tdb1472.48PBPD3_L12 (x(Pd) 0.7718) + LIQUID (x(Pd) 0.79673) + FCC_A1 (x(Pd) 0.83311)
PbPd-99Gho-LB.tdb1107.57LIQUID (x(Pd) 0.59857) + PB3PD5_B82 (x(Pd) 0.63997) + PBPD3_L12 (x(Pd) 0.75001)
PbPd-99Gho-LB.tdb884.04LIQUID (x(Pd) 0.52149) + PB9PD13 (x(Pd) 0.59) + PB3PD5_B82 (x(Pd) 0.62371)
PbPd-99Gho-LB.tdb793.78PB3PD5_B82 (x(Pd) 0.65915) + PB3PD5_B81 (x(Pd) 0.65958) + PBPD3_L12 (x(Pd) 0.75)
PbPd-99Gho-LB.tdb792.9PB9PD13 (x(Pd) 0.59) + PB3PD5_B82 (x(Pd) 0.6562) + PB3PD5_B81 (x(Pd) 0.65707)
PbPd-99Gho-LB.tdb775.81LIQUID (x(Pd) 0.44448) + PBPD (x(Pd) 0.5) + PB9PD13 (x(Pd) 0.59)
PbPd-99Gho-LB.tdb775.8LIQUID (x(Pd) 0.44418) + PBPD (x(Pd) 0.5) + PB9PD13 (x(Pd) 0.59)
PbPd-99Gho-LB.tdb726.54PB2PD_C16 (x(Pd) 0.333) + LIQUID (x(Pd) 0.39058) + PBPD (x(Pd) 0.5)
PbPd-99Gho-LB.tdb726.54PB2PD_C16 (x(Pd) 0.333) + LIQUID (x(Pd) 0.39075) + PBPD (x(Pd) 0.5)
PbPd-99Gho-LB.tdb726.54PB2PD_C16 (x(Pd) 0.333) + LIQUID (x(Pd) 0.39042) + PBPD (x(Pd) 0.5)
PbPd-99Gho-LB.tdb704.34PB9PD13 (x(Pd) 0.59) + PB3PD5_ALPHA (x(Pd) 0.625) + PB3PD5_B81 (x(Pd) 0.65948)
PbPd-99Gho-LB.tdb689.62PB3PD5_ALPHA (x(Pd) 0.625) + PB3PD5_B81 (x(Pd) 0.66001) + PBPD3_L12 (x(Pd) 0.75)
PbPd-99Gho-LB.tdb533.54FCC_A1 (x(Pd) 0.0016) + LIQUID (x(Pd) 0.08706) + PB2PD_C16 (x(Pd) 0.333)
PbPd-99Gho-LB.tdb533.54FCC_A1 (x(Pd) 0.00159) + LIQUID (x(Pd) 0.08677) + PB2PD_C16 (x(Pd) 0.333)
PbPd-99Gho-alt.tdb1464.11PBPD3_L12 (x(Pd) 0.77988) + LIQUID (x(Pd) 0.81049) + FCC_A1 (x(Pd) 0.84895)
PbPd-99Gho-alt.tdb1107.84LIQUID (x(Pd) 0.59993) + PB3PD5_B82 (x(Pd) 0.63637) + PBPD3_L12 (x(Pd) 0.75001)
PbPd-99Gho-alt.tdb1107.84LIQUID (x(Pd) 0.59993) + PB3PD5_B82 (x(Pd) 0.63637) + PBPD3_L12 (x(Pd) 0.75001)
PbPd-99Gho-alt.tdb883.93LIQUID (x(Pd) 0.5253) + PB9PD13 (x(Pd) 0.59) + PB3PD5_B82 (x(Pd) 0.61994)
PbPd-99Gho-alt.tdb883.93LIQUID (x(Pd) 0.52529) + PB9PD13 (x(Pd) 0.59) + PB3PD5_B82 (x(Pd) 0.61994)
PbPd-99Gho-alt.tdb796.72PB3PD5_B82 (x(Pd) 0.6563) + PB3PD5_B81 (x(Pd) 0.65649) + PBPD3_L12 (x(Pd) 0.75)
PbPd-99Gho-alt.tdb796.51PB9PD13 (x(Pd) 0.59) + PB3PD5_B82 (x(Pd) 0.65378) + PB3PD5_B81 (x(Pd) 0.65431)
PbPd-99Gho-alt.tdb774.87LIQUID (x(Pd) 0.45117) + PBPD (x(Pd) 0.5) + PB9PD13 (x(Pd) 0.59)
PbPd-99Gho-alt.tdb774.87LIQUID (x(Pd) 0.45144) + PBPD (x(Pd) 0.5) + PB9PD13 (x(Pd) 0.59)
PbPd-99Gho-alt.tdb774.87LIQUID (x(Pd) 0.45106) + PBPD (x(Pd) 0.5) + PB9PD13 (x(Pd) 0.59)
PbPd-99Gho-alt.tdb725.09PB2PD_C16 (x(Pd) 0.333) + LIQUID (x(Pd) 0.39917) + PBPD (x(Pd) 0.5)
PbPd-99Gho-alt.tdb725.09PB2PD_C16 (x(Pd) 0.333) + LIQUID (x(Pd) 0.39951) + PBPD (x(Pd) 0.5)
PbPd-99Gho-alt.tdb725.09PB2PD_C16 (x(Pd) 0.333) + LIQUID (x(Pd) 0.39903) + PBPD (x(Pd) 0.5)
PbPd-99Gho-alt.tdb703.84PB9PD13 (x(Pd) 0.59) + PB3PD5_ALPHA (x(Pd) 0.625) + PB3PD5_B81 (x(Pd) 0.65763)
PbPd-99Gho-alt.tdb693.04PB3PD5_ALPHA (x(Pd) 0.625) + PB3PD5_B81 (x(Pd) 0.65808) + PBPD3_L12 (x(Pd) 0.75)
PbPd-99Gho-alt.tdb527.23FCC_A1 (x(Pd) 0.00174) + LIQUID (x(Pd) 0.08548) + PB2PD_C16 (x(Pd) 0.333)
PbPd-99Gho-alt.tdb527.23FCC_A1 (x(Pd) 0.00174) + LIQUID (x(Pd) 0.08543) + PB2PD_C16 (x(Pd) 0.333)

Convex hulls: Materials Project DFT hull · OQMD DFT hull · CALPHAD hull PbPd-99Gho-alt

Invariant reactions (literature)

Invariant reactions reported in the literature for the Pb–Pd system (42)
T (K)Reaction / phasesCompositions (mole fraction)ClassSourceLocationQuote
1473eutectic: L -> (Pd) + Pd3PbL: Pd 0.7967; (Pd): Pd 0.8331; Pd3Pb: Pd 0.7719model[1] Ghosh 1999Table 1, p. 3, row 2
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1470eutectic: L -> (Pd) + Pd3PbL: Pd 0.79; (Pd): Pd 0.86; Pd3Pb: Pd 0.78experimental[1] Ghosh 1999
cites Ruer 1907 doi
Table 1, p. 3, row 1
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1470eutectic: L -> (Pd) + Pd3PbL: Pd 0.79; (Pd): Pd 0.86; Pd3Pb: Pd 0.78experimental[2] Ghosh 1999
cites Ruer 1907 doi
Table I, p. 4, row 1
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1465eutectic: L -> (Pd) + Pd3PbL: Pd 0.8107; (Pd): Pd 0.8491; Pd3Pb: Pd 0.7799model[2] Ghosh 1999Table I, p. 4, row 2
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1108L + Pd3Pb -> γPd5Pb3L: Pd 0.6; Pd3Pb: Pd 0.75; γPd5Pb3: Pd 0.635experimental[1] Ghosh 1999
cites Ellner 1973 doi
Table 1, p. 3, row 9
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1108L + Pd3Pb -> γ-Pd5Pb3L: Pd 0.5998; Pd3Pb: Pd 0.75; γ-Pd5Pb3: Pd 0.6363model[2] Ghosh 1999Table I, p. 4, row 10
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1108L + Pd3Pb -> γ-Pd5Pb3L: Pd 0.6; Pd3Pb: Pd 0.75; γ-Pd5Pb3: Pd 0.635experimental[2] Ghosh 1999
cites Ellner 1973 doi
Table I, p. 4, row 9
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1108peritecticexperimental[2] Ghosh 1999
cites Ellner 1973
p. 2
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The g-Pd5Pb3 phase forms by a peritectic reaction at 1108 K.[11,13,14]
1108L + Pd3Pb -> γPd5Pb3L: Pd 0.5985; Pd3Pb: Pd 0.75; γPd5Pb3: Pd 0.6399model[1] Ghosh 1999Table 1, p. 3, row 10
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1103peritecticexperimental[2] Ghosh 1999
cites Ruer 1907 doi
p. 1
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Both the Pd3Pb and PdPb2 phases melt congruently[5] at 1493 and 727 K, respectively, and the Pd2Pb, Pd6Pb5, and PdPb phases form by peritectic reactions at 1103, 868, and 768 K,[5] respectively.
1103L + Pd3Pb -> γPd5Pb3L: Pd 0.59; Pd3Pb: Pd 0.75; γPd5Pb3: Pd 0.6experimental[1] Ghosh 1999
cites Ruer 1907 doi
Table 1, p. 3, row 8
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1103L + Pd3Pb -> γ-Pd5Pb3L: Pd 0.59; Pd3Pb: Pd 0.75; γ-Pd5Pb3: Pd 0.6experimental[2] Ghosh 1999
cites Ruer 1907 doi
Table I, p. 4, row 8
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884L + γPd5Pb3 -> Pd13Pb9L: Pd 0.5213; γPd5Pb3: Pd 0.6231; Pd13Pb9: Pd 0.59model[1] Ghosh 1999Table 1, p. 3, row 12
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884L + γPd5Pb3 -> Pd13Pb9L: Pd 0.505; γPd5Pb3: Pd 0.61; Pd13Pb9: Pd 0.587experimental[1] Ghosh 1999
cites Ellner 1973 doi
Table 1, p. 3, row 11
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884L + γ-Pd5Pb3 -> Pd13Pb9L: Pd 0.5252; γ-Pd5Pb3: Pd 0.6199; Pd13Pb9: Pd 0.59model[2] Ghosh 1999Table I, p. 4, row 12
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884L + γ-Pd5Pb3 -> Pd13Pb9L: Pd 0.505; γ-Pd5Pb3: Pd 0.61; Pd13Pb9: Pd 0.587experimental[2] Ghosh 1999
cites Ellner 1973 doi
Table I, p. 4, row 11
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868peritecticexperimental[2] Ghosh 1999
cites Ruer 1907 doi
p. 1
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Both the Pd3Pb and PdPb2 phases melt congruently[5] at 1493 and 727 K, respectively, and the Pd2Pb, Pd6Pb5, and PdPb phases form by peritectic reactions at 1103, 868, and 768 K,[5] respectively.
776L + Pd13Pb9 -> PdPbL: Pd 0.4442; Pd13Pb9: Pd 0.59; PdPb: Pd 0.5model[1] Ghosh 1999Table 1, p. 3, row 15
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775L + Pd13Pb9 -> PdPbL: Pd 0.4512; Pd13Pb9: Pd 0.59; PdPb: Pd 0.5model[2] Ghosh 1999Table I, p. 4, row 15
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774L + Pd13Pb9 -> PdPbPd13Pb9: Pd 0.587; PdPb: Pd 0.5experimental[1] Ghosh 1999
cites Ellner 1973 doi
Table 1, p. 3, row 14
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774L + Pd13Pb9 -> PdPbPd13Pb9: Pd 0.587; PdPb: Pd 0.5experimental[2] Ghosh 1999
cites Ellner 1973 doi
Table I, p. 4, row 14
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768L + Pd13Pb9 -> PdPbL: Pd 0.425; Pd13Pb9: Pd 0.59; PdPb: Pd 0.5experimental[1] Ghosh 1999
cites Ruer 1907 doi
Table 1, p. 3, row 13
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768peritecticexperimental[2] Ghosh 1999
cites Ruer 1907 doi
p. 1
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Both the Pd3Pb and PdPb2 phases melt congruently[5] at 1493 and 727 K, respectively, and the Pd2Pb, Pd6Pb5, and PdPb phases form by peritectic reactions at 1103, 868, and 768 K,[5] respectively.
768L + Pd13Pb9 -> PdPbL: Pd 0.425; Pd13Pb9: Pd 0.59; PdPb: Pd 0.5experimental[2] Ghosh 1999
cites Ruer 1907 doi
Table I, p. 4, row 13
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727eutectic: L -> PdPb + PdPb2L: Pd 0.393; PdPb: Pd 0.5; PdPb2: Pd 0.333experimental[2] Ghosh 1999
cites Ruer 1907 doi
Table I, p. 4, row 3
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727eutectic: L -> PdPB + PdPb2L: Pd 0.393; PdPB: Pd 0.5; PdPb2: Pd 0.333experimental[1] Ghosh 1999
cites Ruer 1907 doi
Table 1, p. 3, row 3
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727eutectic: L -> PdPB + PdPb2L: Pd 0.3909; PdPB: Pd 0.5; PdPb2: Pd 0.333model[1] Ghosh 1999Table 1, p. 3, row 4
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725eutectic: L -> PdPb + PdPb2L: Pd 0.3992; PdPb: Pd 0.5; PdPb2: Pd 0.333model[2] Ghosh 1999Table I, p. 4, row 4
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704Pd13Pb9 + βPd5Pb3 -> αPd5Pb3Pd13Pb9: Pd 0.59; βPd5Pb3: Pd 0.6576; αPd5Pb3: Pd 0.625model[1] Ghosh 1999Table 1, p. 3, row 17
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704Pd13Pb9 + β-Pd5Pb3 -> α-Pd5Pb3Pd13Pb9: Pd 0.59; β-Pd5Pb3: Pd 0.6576; α-Pd5Pb3: Pd 0.625model[2] Ghosh 1999Table I, p. 4, row 17
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703Pd13Pb9 + βPd5Pb3 -> αPd5Pb3Pd13Pb9: Pd 0.587; βPd5Pb3: Pd 0.63; αPd5Pb3: Pd 0.625experimental[1] Ghosh 1999
cites Ellner 1973 doi
Table 1, p. 3, row 16
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703Pd13Pb9 + β-Pd5Pb3 -> α-Pd5Pb3Pd13Pb9: Pd 0.587; β-Pd5Pb3: Pd 0.63; α-Pd5Pb3: Pd 0.625experimental[2] Ghosh 1999
cites Ellner 1973 doi
Table I, p. 4, row 16
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696β-Pd5Pb3 -> α-Pd5Pb3 + Pd3Pbβ-Pd5Pb3: Pd 0.63; α-Pd5Pb3: Pd 0.625; Pd3Pb: Pd 0.75experimental[2] Ghosh 1999
cites Ellner 1973 doi
Table I, p. 4, row 18
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696βPd5Pb3 -> αPd5Pb3 + Pd3PbβPd5Pb3: Pd 0.63; αPd5Pb3: Pd 0.625; Pd3Pb: Pd 0.75experimental[1] Ghosh 1999
cites Ellner 1973 doi
Table 1, p. 3, row 18
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693β-Pd5Pb3 -> α-Pd5Pb3 + Pd3Pbβ-Pd5Pb3: Pd 0.6581; α-Pd5Pb3: Pd 0.625; Pd3Pb: Pd 0.75model[2] Ghosh 1999Table I, p. 4, row 19
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690βPd5Pb3 -> αPd5Pb3 + Pd3PbβPd5Pb3: Pd 0.6581; αPd5Pb3: Pd 0.625; Pd3Pb: Pd 0.75model[1] Ghosh 1999Table 1, p. 3, row 19
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538eutectic: L -> PdPb2 + (Pb)L: Pd 0.093; PdPb2: Pd 0.333; (Pb): Pd 0experimental[1] Ghosh 1999
cites Ruer 1907 doi
Table 1, p. 3, row 5
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538eutectic: L -> PdPb2 + (Pb)L: Pd 0.093; PdPb2: Pd 0.333; (Pb): Pd 0experimental[2] Ghosh 1999
cites Ruer 1907 doi
Table I, p. 4, row 5
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534eutectic: L -> PdPb2 + (Pb)L: Pd 0.0913; PdPb2: Pd 0.333; (Pb): Pd 0.0016model[1] Ghosh 1999Table 1, p. 3, row 7
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533eutectic: L -> PdPb2 + (Pb)L: Pd 0.0929; PdPb2: Pd 0.333; (Pb): Pd 0experimental[1] Ghosh 1999
cites Mayer 1980 doi
Table 1, p. 3, row 6
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533eutectic: L -> PdPb2 + (Pb)L: Pd 0.0929; PdPb2: Pd 0.333; (Pb): Pd 0experimental[2] Ghosh 1999
cites Mayer 1980 doi
Table I, p. 4, row 6
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527eutectic: L -> PdPb2 + (Pb)L: Pd 0.0854; PdPb2: Pd 0.333; (Pb): Pd 0.0017model[2] Ghosh 1999Table I, p. 4, row 7
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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, Pb–Pd system (20)
PhaseCompoundValueT (K)ClassMP DFT (kJ/mol-atom)OQMD DFT (kJ/mol-atom)SourceLocationQuote
Pd13Pb9Pb9Pd13-47 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-24.677 (mp-aaaabtpq)-24.524 (oqmd-2053086)[1] Ghosh 1999
cites F 1999
Table 2, p. 5, row 6
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Pd13Pb9Pb9Pd13-47 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-24.677 (mp-aaaabtpq)-24.524 (oqmd-2053086)[2] Ghosh 1999
cites F 1988
Table II, p. 5, row 6
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Pd13Pb9Pb9Pd13-40.957 kJ/mol-atom298.15unspecified-24.677 (mp-aaaabtpq)-24.524 (oqmd-2053086)[2] Ghosh 1999Table II, p. 5, row 5
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Pd13Pb9Pb9Pd13-40.057 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-24.677 (mp-aaaabtpq)-24.524 (oqmd-2053086)[1] Ghosh 1999Table 2, p. 5, row 5
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Pd3PbPbPd3-36.414 kJ/mol-atom298.15unspecified-28.939 (mp-aaaabevx)-28.912 (oqmd-7834)[2] Ghosh 1999Table II, p. 5, row 9
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Pd3PbPbPd3-36 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-28.939 (mp-aaaabevx)-28.912 (oqmd-7834)[1] Ghosh 1999
cites F 1999
Table 2, p. 5, row 10
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Pd3PbPbPd3-36 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-28.939 (mp-aaaabevx)-28.912 (oqmd-7834)[2] Ghosh 1999
cites F 1988
Table II, p. 5, row 10
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Pd3PbPbPd3-35.804 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-28.939 (mp-aaaabevx)-28.912 (oqmd-7834)[1] Ghosh 1999Table 2, p. 5, row 9
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PdPbPbPd-46 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-25.205 (mp-aaacqwgt)-24.877 (oqmd-1371741)[2] Ghosh 1999
cites F 1988
Table II, p. 5, row 4
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PdPbPbPd-46 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-25.205 (mp-aaacqwgt)-24.877 (oqmd-1371741)[1] Ghosh 1999
cites F 1999
Table 2, p. 5, row 4
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PdPbPbPd-36.342 kJ/mol-atom298.15unspecified-25.205 (mp-aaacqwgt)-24.877 (oqmd-1371741)[2] Ghosh 1999Table II, p. 5, row 3
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PdPbPbPd-35.326 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-25.205 (mp-aaacqwgt)-24.877 (oqmd-1371741)[1] Ghosh 1999Table 2, p. 5, row 3
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PdPb2Pb2Pd-34 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-19.777 (mp-aaaabemh)-19.994 (oqmd-17910)[1] Ghosh 1999
cites F 1999
Table 2, p. 5, row 2
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PdPb2Pb2Pd-24.836 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-19.777 (mp-aaaabemh)-19.994 (oqmd-17910)[1] Ghosh 1999Table 2, p. 5, row 1
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PdPb₂Pb2Pd-34 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-19.777 (mp-aaaabemh)-19.994 (oqmd-17910)[2] Ghosh 1999
cites F 1988
Table II, p. 5, row 2
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PdPb₂Pb2Pd-27.606 kJ/mol-atom298.15unspecified-19.777 (mp-aaaabemh)-19.994 (oqmd-17910)[2] Ghosh 1999Table II, p. 5, row 1
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α-Pd5Pb3Pb3Pd5-40.273 kJ/mol-atom298.15unspecified-25.801 (mp-aaacpqjv)-25.789 (oqmd-2028305)[2] Ghosh 1999Table II, p. 5, row 7
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α-Pd₅Pb₃Pb3Pd5-46 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-25.801 (mp-aaacpqjv)-25.789 (oqmd-2028305)[2] Ghosh 1999
cites F 1988
Table II, p. 5, row 8
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αPd5Pb3Pb3Pd5-46 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-25.801 (mp-aaacpqjv)-25.789 (oqmd-2028305)[1] Ghosh 1999
cites F 1999
Table 2, p. 5, row 8
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αPd5Pb3Pb3Pd5-39.445 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-25.801 (mp-aaacpqjv)-25.789 (oqmd-2028305)[1] Ghosh 1999Table 2, p. 5, row 7
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Other properties

Phase transition (12)

Phase transition, Pb–Pd system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Phase transition727 K727congruent meltingexperimental[2] Ghosh 1999
cites Ruer 1907 doi
p. 1
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Both the Pd3Pb and PdPb2 phases melt congruently[5] at 1493 and 727 K, respectively, and the Pd2Pb, Pd6Pb5, and PdPb phases form by peritectic reactions at 1103, 868, and 768 K,[5] respectively.
Phase transition745 K745L -> PdPb2
L: Pd 0.667
model[1] Ghosh 1999Table 1, p. 3, row 23
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Phase transition747 K747L -> PdPb2
PdPb2: Pd 0.667
experimental[2] Ghosh 1999
cites Mayer 1980 doi
Table I, p. 4, row 22
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Phase transition747 K747L -> PdPb2
L: Pd 0.667
experimental[1] Ghosh 1999
cites Mayer 1980 doi
Table 1, p. 3, row 22
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Phase transition748 K748L -> PdPb2
PdPb2: Pd 0.667
model[2] Ghosh 1999Table I, p. 4, row 23
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Phase transition791 K791g-Pd5Pb3 -> b-Pd5Pb3experimental[2] Ghosh 1999p. 3
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The g-Pd5Pb3 phase is isotypic with NiAs and undergoes an ordering transition to b-Pd5Pb3 around 791 K.
Phase transition791 K791otherexperimental[2] Ghosh 1999
cites Ellner 1973
p. 2
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It is isotypic with NiAs and undergoes an ordering transition to b-Pd5Pb3 around 791 K.
Phase transition1493 K1493L -> Pd3Pb
Pd3Pb: Pd 0.75
experimental[1] Ghosh 1999
cites Ruer 1907 doi
Table 1, p. 3, row 20
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Phase transition1493 K1493L -> Pd3Pb
Pd3Pb: Pd 0.75
experimental[2] Ghosh 1999
cites Ruer 1907 doi
Table I, p. 4, row 20
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Phase transition1493 K1493congruent meltingexperimental[2] Ghosh 1999
cites Ruer 1907 doi
p. 1
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Both the Pd3Pb and PdPb2 phases melt congruently[5] at 1493 and 727 K, respectively, and the Pd2Pb, Pd6Pb5, and PdPb phases form by peritectic reactions at 1103, 868, and 768 K,[5] respectively.
Phase transition1494 K1494L -> Pd3Pb
Pd3Pb: Pd 0.7547
model[1] Ghosh 1999Table 1, p. 3, row 21
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Phase transition1506 K1506L -> Pd3Pb
Pd3Pb: Pd 0.7547
model[2] Ghosh 1999Table I, p. 4, row 21
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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. G. Ghosh, Thermodynamic modeling of the palladium-lead system, JPE 20, 309-315 (1999). doi:10.1361/105497199770335820
  2. G. Ghosh, Thermodynamic modeling of the palladium-lead-tin system, Metall Mater Trans A 30, 5-18 (1999). doi:10.1007/s11661-999-0191-9