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Study On The Isothermal Section Of The Gd-Co-Sn Ternary System And On The Vertical Section Of Cosn-Gdcosn In The System

Posted on:2008-01-31Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y XuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2121360215470811Subject:Condensed matter physics
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Phase relations in the Gd-Co-Sn ternary system at 773K and the verticalsection of CoSn-GdCoSn in the system have been investigated in this work. Themain contents of them were related as followed:1. The isothermal section of Gd-Co-Sn ternary system at 773KThe phase relationships in the Gd-Co-Sn ternary system at 773K havebeen investigated by means of X-ray powder diffraction. The existence of 13binary compounds Gd5Sn3, Gd5Sn4, Gd11Sn10, GdSn2, Co3Sn2, CoSn, Gd2Co17,Gd2Co7, GdCo3, GdCo2, Gd4Co3, Gd12Co7, Gd3Co and six ternary compoundsGd6Co2Sn, GdCo3Sn, GdCoSn, GdCo2Sn2, GdCo6Sn6 and Gd3Co4Sn13 wereconfirmed. There are 13 single-phase regions, 16 two-phase regions and 24three-phase regions in this 773K isothermal section. A solid solution ofGdCo3Sn was found. The solid solubility range of Sn in GdCo3Sn is 20-27 at.%.2. Vertical section of CoSn-GdCoSn in the Gd-Co-Sn systemThe vertical section of CoSn-GdCoSn (≤33.3at.%Gd) in the Gd-Co-Snternary system was investigated by X-ray diffraction and differential thermalanalysis. The existence of four compounds CoSn, GdCo6Sn6, GdCo2Sn2 and GdCoSn were confirmed. Two allotropic transformations in compoundsGdCo6Sn6 and GdCoSn were found. The allotropic transformation of GdCo6Sn6from high temperature hexagonal structure to low temperature monoclinicstructure occurs at 552℃, while the allotropic transformation of GdCoSn fromhigh temperature tetragonal structure to low temperature orthorhombic structureoccurs at 966℃. The compound GdCo6Sn6 melts congruently at 1082℃. Twoeutectic reactions and one peritectic reaction have been observed in this system.
Keywords/Search Tags:Gd-Co-Sn, phase diagram, Intermetallic compounds, CoSn-GdCoSn, vertical section, Differential thermal analysis, X-ray powder diffraction, Allotropic transformation
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