2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.calphad.2014.10.005
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Calculation and optimization of LaBr3–MBr (Li–Cs) phase diagrams by CALPHAD method

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“…In this work, we employed a new flux pair of LaBr 3 /NaBr to grow crystals of LaBrVIO 4 (VI = Mo and W) and rare earth-doped samples. The LaBr 3 /NaBr (molar ratio = 1:2) flux was theoretically predicted to have a low eutectic point temperature close to 1023 K . Single phase samples and large crystals of LaBrVIO 4 (VI = Mo and W) and rare earth-doped samples were successfully grown by the LaBr 3 /NaBr flux (Figures S1–S6).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In this work, we employed a new flux pair of LaBr 3 /NaBr to grow crystals of LaBrVIO 4 (VI = Mo and W) and rare earth-doped samples. The LaBr 3 /NaBr (molar ratio = 1:2) flux was theoretically predicted to have a low eutectic point temperature close to 1023 K . Single phase samples and large crystals of LaBrVIO 4 (VI = Mo and W) and rare earth-doped samples were successfully grown by the LaBr 3 /NaBr flux (Figures S1–S6).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…79 In this work, we employed a new flux pair of LaBr 3 /NaBr to grow crystals of LaBrVIO 4 (VI = Mo and W) and rare earth-doped samples. The LaBr 3 /NaBr (molar ratio = 1:2) flux was theoretically predicted to have a low eutectic point temperature close to 1023 K. 87 Crystal Structure. LaBrWO 4 is isostructural to LaBrMoO 4 , which belongs to the REBrVIO 4 (RE = Y and La−Lu; VI = Mo and W) system.…”
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“…Existence of the associates in a system always results in a deviation from the behavior of regular solutions. Previous work [20] leads to a conclusion that the Associate Model [21,22] is most suitable for describing the liquid phase of this kind of systems.…”
Section: Calphad Methodsmentioning
confidence: 97%