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Observation of incongruent melting in Cu10Hf7

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Differential thermal analysis, scanning electron microscopy, and x-ray microanalysis are used to show that the intermetallic compound Cu10Hf7, previously reported as melting congruently at 1025 °C, melts incongruently to CuHf2 and a Hf-Cu liquid at that temperature. A eutectic point previously reported at 43.6 at.% Hf and 980 °C does not exist.

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Woodman, R.H., Klotz, B.R. & Kecskes, L.J. Observation of incongruent melting in Cu10Hf7 . JPED 27, 477–481 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02736446

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