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Subsolidus Phase Relationships of the BaO-R2O3-CuOz (R=Tm and Yb) Systems Under Carbonate-Free Conditions at po2 = 100 Pa, and T = 750 Degree Celcius and 810 Degree Celcius
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Author(s)
Winnie Wong-Ng, Zhi Yang, Lawrence P. Cook
Abstract
For applications of phase equilibria to coated conductor processing, phase diagrams constructed under carbonate-free conditions should be employed. Using special apparatus and a procedure for preparing carbonate-free precursors based on BaO, phase diagrams of the BaO-Tm2O3-CuOz and BaO-Yb2O3-CuOz systems were determined at 100 Pa (0.1% O2 by volume, 750 C and 810 C). The diagrams of the BaO-Tm2O3-CuOz system were confirmed to be similar to those of the Y-, Ho-, and Er systems. The BaO-Yb2O3-CuOz system exhibits different features as compared to the Tm-analog. For example, the Yb-system does not contain the Ba3R4O9 (R=lanthanide) and Ba4RCu3O8.5+z phases. The absence of these two phases affects the tie-line relations in the BaO-rich region of the phase diagram of the Yb-system. Furthermore, while the diagrams with relatively large R (i.e. R=Nd, Sm, Eu, Gd, Dy, Er) do not contain a tie-line between BaCuO2+z and BaR2CuO5, this tie-line was found in the Yb-diagram which has a much smaller R. In general, both the diagrams of the BaO-Tm2O3-CuOz and of the BaO-Yb2O3-CuOz systems prepared under carbonate-free conditions are different from those obtained using BaCO3-derived starting materials.
Citation
Journal of Alloys and Compounds
Pub Type
Journals
Keywords
BaO-R2O3-CuOz (R=Tm and Yb), carbonate-free conditions, coated conductors, phase equilibria
Wong-Ng, W.
, Yang, Z.
and Cook, L.
(2017),
Subsolidus Phase Relationships of the BaO-R<sub>2</sub>O<sub>3</sub>-CuO<sub>z</sub> (R=Tm and Yb) Systems Under Carbonate-Free Conditions at p<sub>o2</sub> = 100 Pa, and T = 750 Degree Celcius and 810 Degree Celcius, Journal of Alloys and Compounds
(Accessed January 24, 2025)