Low temperature formation of nanocrystalline Fe–W and Fe–Mo compounds

Новакова, А. А.; Kiseleva, T. Yu.; Lyovina, V.V.; Кузнецов, Денис; Dzidziguri, É. L.

doi:10.1016/s0925-8388(00)01420-1

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“…The components of the paramagnetic part DBI, LBI, and DB2 were ascribed to the W(Fe), A-Fe2W, and Fe 2+ phases, respectively. The isomer shifts of the W(Fe) and A-Fe2W are in a good agreement with the data summarized in [15]. Fe 2+ phase arises very probably from the FeO.…”

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Synthesis and properties of Fe-W powder

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This paper deals with the study of FeW powders, which were prepared by electrolyzing, and their stabilized properties. The synthesized Fe-W powders were studied using X-ray diffraction, thermal analysis, MSssbauer spectroscopy and thermomagnetic measurement. A poor hydrogen absorption occurred. After the heat treatment at 800~ the amorphous and a-Fe(W) phases were decomposed into prevailing c~-Fe with approx. 3 at.% W accompanied by the W(Fe), )~-Fe2W, and Fe z+ in oxide phases.

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“…Components belonging to iron-rich (A) and tungsten-rich (B) phases are depicted (see the table for labels). [14] and the nanocrystalline Fe-W in [15]. The intensity and the components of the paramagnetic part remain stable up to 20K, except temperature shift and slight change in the quadrupole splitting.…”

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Synthesis and properties of Fe-W powder

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“…The other environment (site 2) is probably of the Fe (Mo, W) B-type [21]. The non-magnetic phase in Fe-W and Fe-Mo systems such as Fe 2 W, Fe 7 W 6 , Fe 2 Mo and Fe 7 Mo 6 are readily distinguished in the Mössbauer spectra, because they have characteristic parameters, such as quadrupole splitting and isomer shift [22].…”

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Preparation, thermal stability, and magnetic properties of FeCoZrMoWB bulk metallic glass

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Journal of Alloys and Compounds

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“…The materials exhibit properties that are distinctive of ceramics, such as hightemperature stability wear, oxidation, and corrosion resistance as well as high Young's modulus. In addition to characteristics of metallic materials, toughness and thermal shock resistance, other physical properties are detected [3][4][5].…”

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