2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.jssc.2008.04.031
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High pressure study and bonding analysis of

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“…Our recent investigations on approximant phases and CMAs also showed that these relatively close-packed structures show no transitions at higher pressures, as e.g. the W-Al--Co--Ni phase (Krauss, Gu, Katrych, Deloudi and Steurer, 2007), Rh 3 Bi 14 (Gu, Krauss, Grin and Steurer, 2007) or Mg 2 Co 3 Sn 10þx (Krauss and Gu, 2008). It turned out, as could be expected, that the bulk modulus is more related to the constituting elements than to the crystal structure.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 67%
“…Our recent investigations on approximant phases and CMAs also showed that these relatively close-packed structures show no transitions at higher pressures, as e.g. the W-Al--Co--Ni phase (Krauss, Gu, Katrych, Deloudi and Steurer, 2007), Rh 3 Bi 14 (Gu, Krauss, Grin and Steurer, 2007) or Mg 2 Co 3 Sn 10þx (Krauss and Gu, 2008). It turned out, as could be expected, that the bulk modulus is more related to the constituting elements than to the crystal structure.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 67%
“…The Co1 atoms have coordination number (CN) 8 in a squareantiprismatic fashion, and Co2 has CN 6 in the form of trigonal prisms. A high-pressure study in a diamond anvil cell showed stability of the Mg 2 Co 3 Sn 10+x structure up to 9 GPa [12].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%