“…Data for the calculation are taken from [19] Deviation from Zena law and the packing factor in the alloys of Pd− − − −Me (Me = Co, Rh, Ir, Ni, Pt, Cu, Ag, Au) systems A specific set of crystal geometric parameters is used as a standard method of searching general patterns of stability of structural compounds in binary and multicomponent systems. Such as the size factor δ=R В /R А (where R А and R В − radius of atoms of type A and B in the binary alloys) [12,21], the deviation value from the linear dependence of the atomic volume ∆Ω/Ω ЭXP =(Ω ЭXP −Ω З )/Ω ЭXP from concentration (Zena law [12,20,21]), etc. Ω ЭXP is an atomic volume per atom in the unit cell, determined from the experimental data and based on the calculation of atomic diameters (they are obtained from the shortest distances between the atoms in the structures).…”