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The heats of formation of some transition metal silicides

✍ Scribed by D.A Robins; I Jenkins


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1955
Weight
854 KB
Volume
3
Category
Article
ISSN
0001-6160

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✦ Synopsis


A method is described for determining the heats of formation of highly stable metal silicides and data are given for the following compounds:-Ti& TiSi, TiSiz, Zr&, ZrSi, ZrSiz, ThSiz, V&i, Ta&, TaSi,, MoSiz, and WSi2. The highest heats of formation are those of compounds containing Group IVa metals and, in general, the disilicides are not as stable as compounds containing a lower percentage of silicon. An analysis of the bond lengths in the disilicides is carried out and a comparison is made between the heats of formation data and changes in the character of the metal bonding. CHALEURS DE FORMATION DE QUELQUES SILICIURES DES Ml?TAUX DE TRANSITION 11 est dtcrit une m&hode pour la determination des chaleurs de formation de siliciures t&s stables et les valeurs correspondant aux composts suivants sont don&es: Ti& TiSi, TiSiz, Zr&, ZrSi, ZrSit, ThSi2, V&i. Ta&. TaSiz. MoSis et WSiz. Les chaleurs de formation les plus Blevtes correspondent aux mdtauP All . -.. grit&e 1~Vi'et, en &n&al, les disiliciures ne sont pas aussi stables clue les compo& comportant un pourcentage plus faible de silicium. La longueur de la liaison dans les disiliciures est Ctudiee et les chaleurs de formation sont comparCes aux changements dans le caractkre de la liaison des atomes de metal. DIE BILDUNGSWARMEN EINIGER SILIZIDE VON ~BERGANGSMETALLEN Zur Bestimmung der Bildungswlrmen von sehr stabilen Metallsilziden wird eine Methode beschrieben.


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