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Preparation of the germanides Mo3Ge and Cr3Ge

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    The germanide Mo3Ge can be obtained by sintering bars pressed from the components at 1780–1800°C for 4 h; these compounds cannot be obtained by the system described in [3], It was established that the melting point of Mo3Ge is 80—100° higher than that given in [2].

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    Cr3Ge is obtained by direct fusion of the components at 1520–1540°C.

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Bondarev, V.N., Samsonov, G.V. Preparation of the germanides Mo3Ge and Cr3Ge. Powder Metall Met Ceram 3, 51–54 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00774324

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