1983 Volume 23 Issue 1 Pages 51-55
The interaction coefficients for phosphorus have been determined in the Fe-P-i systems at 1600°C. A Knudsen cell-mass spectrometer combination was used, and the interaction coefficients were computed from the ratio of the intensities of P+ and Fe+. The measured systems are Fe-P-Si, Fe-P-Ti, Fe-P-Al, Fe-P-V, Fe-P-Cr, Fe-P-Co, Fe-P-Ni, Fe-P-Nb and Fe-P-Mo.
The experimental results show that the interaction coefficients for phosphorus with the elements in the fourth and fifth periods increase with the atomic number of the elements.
The results obtained are summarized as follows; εSiP=11.9±0.6 εAlP=4.6±0.7 εTiP=-8±2 εvp=-4.9±0.7 εCrp=-3.8±0.7 εCoP=0.9±0.7 εNiP=0.7±0.7 εNbP=-5.4±1.2 εMoP=-0.4±0.7