Abstract

The phases in the Cu-In binary were modelled thermodynamically using the Redlich-Kister expression for the Gibbs energies of the solution phases, the Wagner-Schottky model for those of the η (η)’)-Cu2ln phase (taking η and η)’ to be a single phase), and assuming line compound behavior for the other intermetallic phases. The model parameters were obtained using primarily the thermodynamic data, as well as the phase equilibrium data. The thermodynamic values for the various phases calculated from the models are in reasonable agreement with the experimentally determined thermodynamic data that are available in the literature. The entropies of melting for the intermetallic phases obtained from the models are in accord with the values calculated from the empirical formulas suggested by Kubaschewski.

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