Elastic Constants and Thermodynamic Properties of B2-DyCu Intermetallics

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The thermodynamic and thermo-elastic properties of ductility intermetallic compounds DyCu with B2 structure are investigated with molecular dynamics. The calculated structure properties are in reasonable agreement with the available experimental and previous calculated data. At the whole range 0-900K, the elastic constants decrease with increasing temperature, and satisfy the stability criterions for DyCu compound. The value of B/G ratio for DyCu is greater than 1.75 implying the DyCu intermetallics are ductile, and increases with elevating temperature. Our results mean that the ductility of DyCu can be improved by increasing temperature.

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