Abstract
The thermal stability of cubic boron nitride in vacuum at temperatures up to 1470 K in contact with titanium is studied by means of the differential thermal, X-ray phase, and chemical analyses. It is found that, in the system Ti-BNc, the reverse phase transition of boron nitride from the cubic to hexagonal structure, followed by formation of titanium borides and nitrides, is observed.
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