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Formation of Metastable Aluminides in Alloys of Al – Hf – Sc (Ti) Systems. / Popova, Elvira A.; Kotenkov, P. V.; Gilev, Ivan O.
в: Metal Science and Heat Treatment, Том 61, № 11-12, 2020, стр. 782-786.

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Popova, EA, Kotenkov, PV & Gilev, IO 2020, 'Formation of Metastable Aluminides in Alloys of Al – Hf – Sc (Ti) Systems', Metal Science and Heat Treatment, Том. 61, № 11-12, стр. 782-786. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11041-020-00500-9

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Popova, E. A., Kotenkov, P. V., & Gilev, I. O. (2020). Formation of Metastable Aluminides in Alloys of Al – Hf – Sc (Ti) Systems. Metal Science and Heat Treatment, 61(11-12), 782-786. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11041-020-00500-9

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Popova EA, Kotenkov PV, Gilev IO. Formation of Metastable Aluminides in Alloys of Al – Hf – Sc (Ti) Systems. Metal Science and Heat Treatment. 2020;61(11-12):782-786. doi: 10.1007/s11041-020-00500-9

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Popova, Elvira A. ; Kotenkov, P. V. ; Gilev, Ivan O. / Formation of Metastable Aluminides in Alloys of Al – Hf – Sc (Ti) Systems. в: Metal Science and Heat Treatment. 2020 ; Том 61, № 11-12. стр. 782-786.

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abstract = "The methods of optical and scanning electron microscopy and x-ray spectrum microanalysis are used to study and to compare the special features of formation of metastable trialuminides under rapid crystallization of superheated melts of the Al – Hf – Sc and Al – Hf – Ti systems. Heating of such melts by over 100°C above the liquidus temperature yields Aln(Hf1–xScx) and Aln(Hf1–x Tix) aluminides with a cubic lattice of structural type L12.",
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