Thermodynamics of solid and liquid group III-V alloys

Anderson, Timothy J.

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“…Ti activities in liquid Sn were measured by using nitrogen-nitride phase equilibria [22] and an EMF cell technique [18]. As for the heat formation of intermetallic compounds, there is a discrepancy between predicted and experimental data, which can be seen in Table 2.…”

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Thermodynamic Assessment of the Sn–Ti System

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Summary. The knowledge of phase equilibria and thermodynamic properties in the ternary Cu-Sn-Ti system is of technical importance for active brazing filler metals. Thermodynamic descriptions of the binary systems Cu-Ti and Cu-Sn are well established. In this work a self-consistent thermodynamic description of the Sn-Ti binary system has been obtained by fitting critically reviewed thermochemical and phase diagram data. The newest and most consistent lattice stability has been used, and all the intermetallic phases and recent experimental information have been taken into account. The equilibrium measurement on the Sn-rich side and more experimental thermodynamic properties are required for a better thermodynamic description of this system. The evaluated thermodynamic description of the Sn-Ti binary system will serve as part of the thermodynamic database for Cu-Sn-Ti brazing alloys.

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“…The developmental tectonic scheme to be presented is based on the tectonic framework established by Silver and Anderson (1975), Anderson and Schmidt (1978), Schmidt and Anderson (1978) and Anderson (personal communication) for Central America; and Gose and Swartz (1977) and Gose (personal communication) for the Nicaraguan Rise. Assumptions about the initial boundary conditions come also from the developmental model proposed by Anderson and Schmidt (1978) and Schmidt and Anderson (1978). Thus, the Maya Block ) is assumed to have been decoupled -171-from the Mexican mainland by a sinistral transform system positioned along the small circle defined by the Mexican Volcanic Belt.…”

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The tectonic evolution of the North Central Caribbean plate margin

Goreau¹

1981

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Thermodynamics of solid and liquid group III-V alloys

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Thermodynamic Assessment of the Sn–Ti System

Thermodynamic Assessment of the Sn–Ti System

The tectonic evolution of the North Central Caribbean plate margin

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