Thermodynamic Assessments of the Ag-Ni Binary and Ag-Cu-Ni Ternary Systems

Liu, Xing Jun; Gao, Feng; Wang, Cui Ping; Ishida, K.

doi:10.1007/s11664-007-0315-1

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“…As shown in the inset of Figure b, the AgNi nanomesh on PES film showed a practically negligible change in its morphology after annealing at 250 °C for 60 min. This observation may be due to the higher melting point of AgNi compared with that of pure Ag, as seen in the Ag‐Ni phase diagram . The change in morphology of pure Ag and AgNi nanomeshes after the thermo‐mechanical stability test was confirmed by FE‐SEM analysis (see Supporting Information, Figure S6).…”

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High‐Durable AgNi Nanomesh Film for a Transparent Conducting Electrode

Kim

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Uniform metal nanomesh structures are promising candidates that may replace of indium-tin oxide (ITO) in transparent conducting electrodes (TCEs). However, the durability of the uniform metal mesh has not yet been studied. For this reason, a comparative analysis of the durability of TCEs based on pure Ag and AgNi nanomesh, which are fabricated by using simple transfer printing, is performed. The AgNi nanomesh shows high long-term stability to oxidation, heat, and chemicals compared with that of pure Ag nanomesh. This is because of nickel in the AgNi nanomesh. Furthermore, the AgNi nanomesh shows strong adhesion to a transparent substrate and good stability after repeated bending.

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High‐Durable AgNi Nanomesh Film for a Transparent Conducting Electrode

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“…In the Ag-Bi-Ni and Cu-Bi-Ni ternary systems, all phase diagrams in the subbinary systems, Ag-Bi, AgNi, Bi-Ni, Cu-Bi, and Cu-Ni have been thermodynamically assessed in the previous literature, [14][15][16][17][18] as shown in Fig. 7.…”

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Experimental investigation and thermodynamic calculation in the Ag–Bi–Ni and Cu–Bi–Ni systems

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The phase equilibria at 300, 400, 500, and 600 C in the Ag-Bi-Ni system and 300, 400, and 500 C in the Cu-Bi-Ni system were experimentally determined by metallography and electron probe microanalysis on equilibrated alloys and diffusion couples. Differential scanning calorimetry was used to measure the temperatures of phase transformations. All the experimental results show that the solubilities of the ternary elements of the binary intermetallic compounds in the Ag-Bi-Ni system are limited. However, the binary intermetallic compounds have some solubilities of the ternary elements in the Cu-Bi-Ni system. No ternary intermetallic compound was found in the Ag-Bi-Ni and Cu-Bi-Ni systems. On the basis of the determined results, the phase equilibria in the Ag-Bi-Ni and Cu-Bi-Ni systems were thermodynamically assessed, and reasonable agreement between the calculated results and experimental data was obtained.

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“…The average size of the particle of a single solid solution of Ag-Ni system Figure 1. Phase diagram of Ag-Ni system [15].…”

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Electrodeposition Approaches to Deposit the Single-Phase Solid Solution of Ag-Ni Alloy

Mundotiya¹,

Ullah²,

Kumar³

2019

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The Ag-Ni films have attracted the attention of material scientists and researchers due to its applications as magnetic materials, catalyst, optical materials, etc. In the bulk, the formation of a single-phase solid solution of the Ag-Ni alloy film is difficult due to the large differences in the atomic size and the positive enthalpy of mixing. However, the immiscibility in the Ag and Ni constituents is diminished in the nanosized level. The electrodeposition method has established itself as a most suitable method for synthesis of single-phase Ag-Ni alloy films due to its time efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and ability to mass production of single-phase solid solutions. In this method, the miscibility of alloying elements (i.e., Ag and Ni) and the quality of the Ag-Ni film can also be easily controlled by tuning the electrodeposition process parameters such as the magnitude of the applied current density, temperature of the electrolyte, additives in electrolytes, etc. This chapter presents a detailed overview of the process parameters affecting the miscibility, morphology, and the quality of the single solid solution of Ag-Ni film. Furthermore, the nucleation and growth mechanism of Ag-Ni film and the effect of the curvature of the deposited film's particles in the miscibility of the Ag and Ni elements have also been discussed in detailed.

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Thermodynamic Assessments of the Ag-Ni Binary and Ag-Cu-Ni Ternary Systems

Cited by 72 publications

References 24 publications

High‐Durable AgNi Nanomesh Film for a Transparent Conducting Electrode

High‐Durable AgNi Nanomesh Film for a Transparent Conducting Electrode

Experimental investigation and thermodynamic calculation in the Ag–Bi–Ni and Cu–Bi–Ni systems

Electrodeposition Approaches to Deposit the Single-Phase Solid Solution of Ag-Ni Alloy

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