Preparation of Co1-xFexSi2 Solid Solution Crystals

Zygmunt Wokulski; Wojciech Gurdziel; Jacek Krawczyk; Krzysztof Szostek

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Preparation of Co_1-xFe_xSi₂ Solid Solution Crystals

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The main goal of paper was obtaining of solid solution Co1-xFexSi2 crystals from liquid phase by Bridgman method. There are presented features and quality parameters of obtained ingots. It was found that the substitutional solid solution Co1-xFexSi2 crystals can be obtained only for x = 1at.% Fe.

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Zygmunt Wokulski, Wojciech Gurdziel, Jacek Krawczyk, Krzysztof Szostek

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Bridgman Method, Co_1-xFe_xSi₂, CoSi₂, Disilicide, Solid Solution

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