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Fe—As Iron—Arsenic

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The tentative phase diagram shown in Fig. 4 is based on Hansen [A] in the range Fe-FeAs, but the α(Fe) solvus is due to Svechnikov et al. [1], Svechnikov and Shurin [2] and Predel and Frebel [16]. The critical points in the range Fe2As-FeAs are taken from Sawamura et al. [3]; the range FeAs-As from results of Clark [4]. Arsenic sublimes without melting at atmospheric pressure. The hypothetical melting point at 1 bar = 808°C (Hultgren [D]) has been adopted in Fig. 4.

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von Goldbeck, O.K. (1982). Fe—As Iron—Arsenic. In: IRON—Binary Phase Diagrams. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-08024-5_6

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