Contribution to the investigation of the Ti–DySn system

 

Chem. Met. Alloys 2 (2009) 83-88

https://doi.org/10.30970/cma2.0097

 

Yulia V. FARTUSHNA, Andrej V. KOTKO, Marina V. BULANOVA

 

A new ternary compound, Ti4.2-4.3Dy0.8-0.7Sn3 (t), was found in the Ti–Dy–Sn system. It exists at an almost constant concentration of tin (~36.5 at.%), but has a certain homogeneity region (8.2 to 10.2 at.% Dy) due to mutual substitution of titanium and dysprosium. The crystal system was determined to be hexagonal with preliminary lattice parameters à = 4.94 Å, ñ = 5.65 Å. The compound melts congruently above 1500°Ñ and coexists with (Ti3Sn), (Dy5Sn3), (Ti2Sn), and (Ti5Sn3).

 

Typical view of a particle extracted from the as-cast 52.5Ti–10Dy–37.5Sn alloy for ÒEM examinations: à) ×100000, b) ×400000.

 

Keywords

Ternary compound / Crystal structure / Phase equilibrium