Abstract
Using thermodynamic models the properties of the AlC liquid phase have been evaluated from experimental information on the carbon solubility in liquid Al. After slight modification of the description of Al 4C 3 presented by Gluschko and Gurvitch [1], the solubility has been described very well from 950 to 2500 °C with a regular solution model for the liquid phase. Stability of Al 4C 3 was examined through thermodynamic calculations under various conditions. It has been shown that the description of Al 4C 3 can account very well for most thermochemical measurements in a wide temperature range.
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