Abstract
The derivative thermal analysis in air up to 3000 °C, X-ray diffraction, petrography, and electron microscopy are employed to examine phase equilibria on the liquidus surface of the ZrO2–Y2O3–Eu2O3 phase diagram. It is established that the liquidus surface of the system is formed by four primary solidification fields of the phases: solid solutions based on hexagonal (N) and cubic (C) crystalline modifications of Y2O3, cubic ZrO2 modification with fluorite (F) structure, and high-temperature cubic modification (X) of Eu2O3. Two four-phase invariant incongruent equilibria are found in the ternary system.
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