Influence of Doping with Indium onto Contact Melting of Tin and Bismuth

A.M. Bagov; A.I. Khasanov; M.A.V. Zubkhadzhiev

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Influence of Doping with Indium onto Contact Melting of Tin and Bismuth

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This study is dedicated to investigating contact melting, including cases of electrotransport is a Sn-Bi system after introduction of a small admixture of indium. It has been shown that the dopant ambiguously influences the rate of the contact melting. The structure of obtained alloys is strongly non-uniform and abounds with dendritic forms. An attempt is made to explain the results.

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A.M. Bagov*, A.I. Khasanov, M.A.V. Zubkhadzhiev

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Contact Melting, Electrotransport, Intermetallic Compound, X-Ray Diffraction Analysis

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