“…Some structural properties of NdZn 2 , NdZn 4.46, and Nd 3 Zn 22 were reported. Mason and Chitti [20] identified the NdZn, NdZn 2 , NdZn 3 , Nd 3 Zn 11 , NdZn 4.46 , Nd 3 Zn 22 , Nd 2 Zn 17 , NdZn 11 and NdZn 12 using metallographic, thermal and X-ray techniques. Earlier, Veleckis et al [18] reported that NdZn 11 phase underwent a transition above 540 • C, showing a difference in high temperature stability from the analogous REZn 11 phase.…”