1964
DOI: 10.1007/bf00746640
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A systematic classification of types of intermetallic structures (conclusion)

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“…In most cases each of the standard structures is encountered for many known compounds. Intermetallic compounds have been treated from the viewpoint of close packing of hard spheres (4) and close packing of coordination polyhedra (5). The latter approach focuses attention upon (he octahedral and tetrahedral holes of closepacked arrangements.…”
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“…In most cases each of the standard structures is encountered for many known compounds. Intermetallic compounds have been treated from the viewpoint of close packing of hard spheres (4) and close packing of coordination polyhedra (5). The latter approach focuses attention upon (he octahedral and tetrahedral holes of closepacked arrangements.…”
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“…[1][2][3][4][5] In addition to the Laves and phases, 6,7 for example, the so-called R phase was found around the Fe 3 Mo 2 composition in the Fe-Mo alloy system. 8 The feature of the crystal structure of this phase, which is called the R structure, is that 12-, 14-, 15-, and 16-coordination ͑CN͒ polyhedra are involved in the structure, as in the case of the phase.…”
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“…It is known that there are intermetallic-compound phases with their crystal structures consisting of complex coordination polyhedra [1][2][3][4]. In addition to the Laves and R phases as such phases, the so-called ν phase is present around the Mn 82 Si 18 composition in the Mn-Si alloy system [5].…”
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