1968
DOI: 10.1007/bf00816600
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Solid solutions of nickel and cobalt disilicides

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“…Powder x-ray diffraction was used to extract the lattice parameters of the obtained mixtures and the thermal expansion coefficients were measured using a dilatometer. Figure 1 represents the data of Sidorenko et al [17]. Their results seem to indicate that the thermal expansion coefficient for NiSi 2 has a stronger temperature dependence than that for CoSi 2 .…”
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“…Powder x-ray diffraction was used to extract the lattice parameters of the obtained mixtures and the thermal expansion coefficients were measured using a dilatometer. Figure 1 represents the data of Sidorenko et al [17]. Their results seem to indicate that the thermal expansion coefficient for NiSi 2 has a stronger temperature dependence than that for CoSi 2 .…”
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confidence: 93%
“…For CoSi 2 the numerous values for the thermal expansion coefficient circulating can be traced back to three original papers. In a book reviewing the properties of metal silicides [14], Östling and Zaring publish two values: 10.14×10 −6 K −1 and (9.469 + 0.007379T) × 10 −6 K −1 , that, via another review [15] and an abstract of a dissertation [16] trace back to a Russian publication by Sidorenko et al [17] and to a Swedish project work by Andersson-Söderberg [18], respectively. The review most-cited for the thermal expansion coefficient of CoSi 2 is that by Nicolet and Lau [19].…”
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“…1). Letzteres existiert in zwei M odifi kationen; ß-FeSi2 bis 982 °C (FeSi2 -Typ, orthorhombische Raumgruppe Cmca) [17], a-FeSi2 (FeSi2 ,4 3 ; FeSi2 -Typ; tetragonale Raumgruppe P4/ m mm) [18] …”
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