Interaction of the components in Y–Ni–Sn ternary system at 770 K and 670 K

Romaka, L.; Dovgalyuk, Yu.; Romaka, V.V.; Lototska, I.; Stadnyk, Yu.

doi:10.1016/j.intermet.2012.05.008

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“…When they investigated the R–Fe–Sn ternary systems (R–Y, Gd) at 670 K, Chen et al [10] and Zhan et al [14] also reported the same results that phase Sn 5 Y 2 was not found. However, Romaka et al [15] later confirmed the existence of the Sn 5 Y 2 phase in the Sn–Ni–Y ternary system at 670 K.…”

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Solid State Phase Equilibria of an Al–Sn–Y Ternary System

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A complete understanding of the solid-state phase equilibria of the ternary Al–Sn–Y system is essential for the development of both Al-based structural materials and Sn-based lead-free solders. In this work, the phase relationships in the Al–Sn–Y ternary system at 473 K were investigated mainly by means of X-ray powder diffraction (XRD), differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) with energy disperse spectroscopy (EDS) analysis. The existence of 12 binary compounds, namely Sn3Y, Sn5Y2, Sn2Y, Sn10Y11, Sn4Y5, Sn3Y5, AlY2, Al3Y5, Al2Y3, AlY, Al2Y and α–Al3Y, was confirmed. Controversial phases (Sn5Y2 and Al3Y5) were found in this work. This isothermal section consisted of 15 single-phase regions, 27 two-phase regions and 13 three-phase regions. No ternary compounds were found and none of the other phases in this system revealed a remarkable solid solution at 473 K.

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