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Binary rare earth Laves phases — an overview
The rare earth metals form the largest subset of the AB2 Laves phase compounds. The rare earth element (R) is always the larger A metal, and they form Laves phases with most of the Group 7–10 elements, plus Mg and Al...
Keywords: Laves phases, Rare earth compounds, Intermetallic compounds
05/2006 | Zeitschrift für Kristallographie, Oldenbourg WissenschaftsverlagAtomic ordering in the Laves phases L1 V(Co1–xSix)2 (x = 0.43 and 0.56)
The synthesis, phase relations, and crystal structures of two truly ternary, partially ordered Laves phases occurring in the V—Co—Si system are reported...
Keywords: Silicides, Laves phases, Superstructure, Single crystal structure analysis, X-ray diffraction
05/2006 | Zeitschrift für Kristallographie, Oldenbourg WissenschaftsverlagGustav E. R. Schulze′s pioneering work on Laves phases
There are several reasons to recollect the merits of Gustav Ernst Robert Schulze on the occasion of Fritz Laves′ anniversary...
Keywords: Laves phases, Crystal chemistry, Physical properties
05/2006 | Zeitschrift für Kristallographie, Oldenbourg WissenschaftsverlagPreparation, phase stability and structure of the C36 Laves phase Nb1–xCo2+x
The C36 Laves phase Nb1–xCo2+x has been re-investigated in order to study phase stability and structure...
Keywords: Laves phases, Niobium, Cobalt, Phase diagram, Single crystal structure analysis
05/2006 | Zeitschrift für Kristallographie, Oldenbourg WissenschaftsverlagThe CaAg2—CaZn2—CaAl2 pseudo ternary system: crystal structures and structural stability
The CaAg2—CaZn2—CaAl2 pseudo ternary system has been studied by micrographic and X-ray diffraction analyses of 37 alloys, melted and annealed at 973 K or 873 K in tantalum crucibles...
Keywords: Calcium intermetallics, Laves phases, Structure maps, Volume effects, Single crystal structure analysis
05/2007 | Zeitschrift für Kristallographie, Oldenbourg Wissenschaftsverlag