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Fe—Cd Iron—Cadmium

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IRON—Binary Phase Diagrams

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Very little information is available relevant to the Fe-Cd system. Cadmium was once regarded as being virtually insoluble in solid iron [1]. However, Parfenova and Izgaryshev [2] found some evidence of mutual solubility in the course of diffusion studies.

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von Goldbeck, O.K. (1982). Fe—Cd Iron—Cadmium. In: IRON—Binary Phase Diagrams. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-08024-5_14

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