Th–Zn system

29 accepted literature values from 1 paper(s) (experimental 19, model 10); 1 calculated phase diagram(s).

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Accepted values by evidence class
Evidence classValues
experimental19
model10
Accepted values by property group
Property groupValues
invariant reaction17
phase transition12

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
ThZn-10Li.tdbZ.S. Li, X.J. Liu, M.Z. Wen, C.P. Wang, A.T. Tang, F.S. Pan, J. Nucl. Mater., 396, 170-75(2010). doi:10.1016/j.jnucmat.2009.10.068f6e94ddb75cfa754d4b024b74d1f2e5fafb57ef1405bdfc68137d16b2e88e863viewer · TDB · JSON
Calculated three-phase invariants (model, mole fraction of the second component)
TDB fileT (K)Phases at the invariant
ThZn-10Li.tdb1631.66FCC_A1 (x(Zn) 0.00196) + BCC_A2 (x(Zn) 0.00222) + LIQUID (x(Zn) 0.14785)
ThZn-10Li.tdb1316.1FCC_A1 (x(Zn) 0.00135) + LIQUID (x(Zn) 0.28142) + TH2ZN_C16 (x(Zn) 0.33333)
ThZn-10Li.tdb1316.1FCC_A1 (x(Zn) 0.00135) + LIQUID (x(Zn) 0.28154) + TH2ZN_C16 (x(Zn) 0.33333)
ThZn-10Li.tdb1312.11THZN2 (x(Zn) 0.66667) + LIQUID (x(Zn) 0.73893) + THZN4_D13 (x(Zn) 0.8)
ThZn-10Li.tdb1312.11THZN2 (x(Zn) 0.66667) + LIQUID (x(Zn) 0.73903) + THZN4_D13 (x(Zn) 0.8)
ThZn-10Li.tdb1312.11THZN2 (x(Zn) 0.66667) + LIQUID (x(Zn) 0.73879) + THZN4_D13 (x(Zn) 0.8)
ThZn-10Li.tdb1271.16THZN4_D13 (x(Zn) 0.8) + LIQUID (x(Zn) 0.8669) + TH2ZN17 (x(Zn) 0.89474)
ThZn-10Li.tdb1271.16THZN4_D13 (x(Zn) 0.8) + LIQUID (x(Zn) 0.86673) + TH2ZN17 (x(Zn) 0.89474)
ThZn-10Li.tdb1217.32TH2ZN_C16 (x(Zn) 0.33333) + LIQUID (x(Zn) 0.49951) + THZN2 (x(Zn) 0.66667)
ThZn-10Li.tdb692.67TH2ZN17 (x(Zn) 0.89474) + LIQUID (x(Zn) 0.99999) + HCP_A3 (x(Zn) 1)

Convex hulls: Materials Project DFT hull · OQMD DFT hull

Invariant reactions (literature)

Invariant reactions reported in the literature for the Th–Zn system (17)
T (K)Reaction / phasesCompositions (mole fraction)ClassSourceLocationQuote
1633.15metatectic/catatectic: βTh ↔ αTh + LβTh: Zn 0; αTh: Zn 0experimental[1] Li 2010
cites Okamoto 2000
Table 5, p. 5, row 1
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1631.65metatectic/catatectic: βTh ↔ αTh + LβTh: Zn 0.0022; αTh: Zn 0.002; L: Zn 0.148model[1] Li 2010Table 5, p. 5, row 2
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1318.15eutectic: L M ThZn4+ Th2Zn17experimental[1] Li 2010p. 3
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Five eutectic reactions of the L M aTh + Th2Zn, L M ThZn2+ ThZn4, L M ThZn4+ Th2Zn17, L M Th2Zn + ThZn2 and L M Th2Zn17 + Zn exist in this system with the following eutectic temperatures and Zn atom percentages: 1040 °C and 30.5 at.% Zn, 945 °C and 48.6 at.% Zn, 1045 °C and 74.4 at.% Zn, 995 °C and 86.8 at.% Zn, 419.58 °C and 0 at.% Zn.
1318.15eutectic: L ↔ ThZn2 + ThZn4L: Zn 0.744; ThZn2: Zn 0.667; ThZn4: Zn 0.8experimental[1] Li 2010
cites Okamoto 2000
Table 5, p. 5, row 5
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1317.15eutectic: L ↔ αTh + Th2ZnL: Zn 0.281; αTh: Zn 0.0014; Th2Zn: Zn 0.333model[1] Li 2010Table 5, p. 5, row 4
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1314.15eutectic: L ↔ ThZn2 + ThZn4L: Zn 0.74; ThZn2: Zn 0.667; ThZn4: Zn 0.8model[1] Li 2010Table 5, p. 5, row 6
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1313.15eutectic: L M aTh + Th2Znexperimental[1] Li 2010p. 3
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Five eutectic reactions of the L M aTh + Th2Zn, L M ThZn2+ ThZn4, L M ThZn4+ Th2Zn17, L M Th2Zn + ThZn2 and L M Th2Zn17 + Zn exist in this system with the following eutectic temperatures and Zn atom percentages: 1040 °C and 30.5 at.% Zn, 945 °C and 48.6 at.% Zn, 1045 °C and 74.4 at.% Zn, 995 °C and 86.8 at.% Zn, 419.58 °C and 0 at.% Zn.
1313.15eutectic: L ↔ αTh + Th2ZnL: Zn 0.305; αTh: Zn 0; Th2Zn: Zn 0.333experimental[1] Li 2010
cites Okamoto 2000
Table 5, p. 5, row 3
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1272.15eutectic: L ↔ ThZn4 + Th2Zn17L: Zn 0.867; ThZn4: Zn 0.8; Th2Zn17: Zn 0.895model[1] Li 2010Table 5, p. 5, row 8
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1268.15eutectic: L M Th2Zn + ThZn2experimental[1] Li 2010p. 3
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Five eutectic reactions of the L M aTh + Th2Zn, L M ThZn2+ ThZn4, L M ThZn4+ Th2Zn17, L M Th2Zn + ThZn2 and L M Th2Zn17 + Zn exist in this system with the following eutectic temperatures and Zn atom percentages: 1040 °C and 30.5 at.% Zn, 945 °C and 48.6 at.% Zn, 1045 °C and 74.4 at.% Zn, 995 °C and 86.8 at.% Zn, 419.58 °C and 0 at.% Zn.
1268.15eutectic: L ↔ ThZn4 + Th2Zn17L: Zn 0.868; ThZn4: Zn 0.8; Th2Zn17: Zn 0.895experimental[1] Li 2010
cites Okamoto 2000
Table 5, p. 5, row 7
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1218.15eutectic: L ↔ Th2Zn + ThZn2L: Zn 0.486; Th2Zn: Zn 0.333; ThZn2: Zn 0.667experimental[1] Li 2010
cites Okamoto 2000
Table 5, p. 5, row 9
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1218.15eutectic: L M ThZn2+ ThZn4experimental[1] Li 2010p. 3
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Five eutectic reactions of the L M aTh + Th2Zn, L M ThZn2+ ThZn4, L M ThZn4+ Th2Zn17, L M Th2Zn + ThZn2 and L M Th2Zn17 + Zn exist in this system with the following eutectic temperatures and Zn atom percentages: 1040 °C and 30.5 at.% Zn, 945 °C and 48.6 at.% Zn, 1045 °C and 74.4 at.% Zn, 995 °C and 86.8 at.% Zn, 419.58 °C and 0 at.% Zn.
1218.15eutectic: L ↔ Th2Zn + ThZn2L: Zn 0.499; Th2Zn: Zn 0.333; ThZn2: Zn 0.667model[1] Li 2010Table 5, p. 5, row 10
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692.73eutectic: L M Th2Zn17 + Znexperimental[1] Li 2010p. 3
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Five eutectic reactions of the L M aTh + Th2Zn, L M ThZn2+ ThZn4, L M ThZn4+ Th2Zn17, L M Th2Zn + ThZn2 and L M Th2Zn17 + Zn exist in this system with the following eutectic temperatures and Zn atom percentages: 1040 °C and 30.5 at.% Zn, 945 °C and 48.6 at.% Zn, 1045 °C and 74.4 at.% Zn, 995 °C and 86.8 at.% Zn, 419.58 °C and 0 at.% Zn.
692.73eutectic: L ↔ Th2Zn17 + (Zn)L: Zn 1; Th2Zn17: Zn 0.895; (Zn): Zn 1experimental[1] Li 2010
cites Okamoto 2000
Table 5, p. 5, row 11
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692.67eutectic: L ↔ Th2Zn17 + (Zn)L: Zn 1; Th2Zn17: Zn 0.895; (Zn): Zn 1model[1] Li 2010Table 5, p. 5, row 12
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Other properties

Phase transition (12)

Phase transition, Th–Zn system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Phase transition1287.15 K1287.15congruent melting: L ↔ Th2Zn17
L: Zn 0.895; Th2Zn17: Zn 0.895
model[1] Li 2010Table 5, p. 5, row 20
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Phase transition1288.15 K1288.15Th2Zn17experimental[1] Li 2010p. 3
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and vapor pressure method, and found that the melting points of these compounds (Th2Zn, ThZn2, ThZn4 and Th2Zn17) under constrained vapor conditions were 1055 °C, 1105 °C, 1095 °C and 1015 °C, respectively.
Phase transition1288.15 K1288.15congruent melting: L ↔ Th2Zn17
L: Zn 0.895; Th2Zn17: Zn 0.895
experimental[1] Li 2010
cites Okamoto 2000
Table 5, p. 5, row 19
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Phase transition1325.15 K1325.15congruent melting: L ↔ Th2Zn
L: Zn 0.333; Th2Zn: Zn 0.333
model[1] Li 2010Table 5, p. 5, row 14
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Phase transition1328.15 K1328.15Th2Znexperimental[1] Li 2010p. 3
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and vapor pressure method, and found that the melting points of these compounds (Th2Zn, ThZn2, ThZn4 and Th2Zn17) under constrained vapor conditions were 1055 °C, 1105 °C, 1095 °C and 1015 °C, respectively.
Phase transition1328.15 K1328.15congruent melting: L ↔ Th2Zn
L: Zn 0.333; Th2Zn: Zn 0.333
experimental[1] Li 2010
cites Okamoto 2000
Table 5, p. 5, row 13
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Phase transition1368.15 K1368.15ThZn4experimental[1] Li 2010p. 3
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and vapor pressure method, and found that the melting points of these compounds (Th2Zn, ThZn2, ThZn4 and Th2Zn17) under constrained vapor conditions were 1055 °C, 1105 °C, 1095 °C and 1015 °C, respectively.
Phase transition1368.15 K1368.15congruent melting: L ↔ ThZn4
L: Zn 0.8; ThZn4: Zn 0.8
experimental[1] Li 2010
cites Okamoto 2000
Table 5, p. 5, row 17
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Phase transition1371.15 K1371.15congruent melting: L ↔ ThZn4
L: Zn 0.8; ThZn4: Zn 0.8
model[1] Li 2010Table 5, p. 5, row 18
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Phase transition1378.15 K1378.15ThZn2experimental[1] Li 2010p. 3
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and vapor pressure method, and found that the melting points of these compounds (Th2Zn, ThZn2, ThZn4 and Th2Zn17) under constrained vapor conditions were 1055 °C, 1105 °C, 1095 °C and 1015 °C, respectively.
Phase transition1378.15 K1378.15congruent melting: L ↔ ThZn2
L: Zn 0.667; ThZn2: Zn 0.667
experimental[1] Li 2010
cites Okamoto 2000
Table 5, p. 5, row 15
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Phase transition1378.15 K1378.15congruent melting: L ↔ ThZn2
L: Zn 0.667; ThZn2: Zn 0.667
model[1] Li 2010Table 5, p. 5, row 16
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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. Z.S. Li, X.J. Liu, M.Z. Wen, C.P. Wang, A.T. Tang, F.S. Pan, Thermodynamic assessments of the Al–Th and Th–Zn systems, Journal of Nuclear Materials 396, 170-175 (2010). doi:10.1016/j.jnucmat.2009.10.068