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Theoretical and experimental study of phase diagrams of nanoalloys

InvestigatorRNDr. Aleš Kroupa, CSc.
Number of ProjectLD11024
AgencyMinisterstvo školství, mládeže a tělovýchovy
Duration2011-02-28 - 2014-05-27

Anotace
Alloy nanoparticles (also known as nanoalloys) are multicomponent metallic particles in the 1-100 nm diameter range. Nanoalloys present very complex structures and properties, which crucially depend on their size, composition and chemical ordering, and which can therefore be tailored for specific and industrially relevant applications - as in data storage, optical devices and catalysis. Controlling and tailoring the properties of nanoalloys depends on the knowledge of phase diagrams, and their determination require concerted effort of experiment and computer modelling.

2015

Kroupa A., Káňa T., Buršík J., Zemanová A., Šob M.: Modelling of phase diagrams of nanoalloys with complex metallic phases: Application to Ni-Sn. Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys. 17 (2015) 28200-28210


2014

Kroupa A., Mishra R., Rajamohan D., Flandorfer H., Watson A., Ipser H.: Phase equilibria in the ternary Ni-Sb-Sn system: Experiments and calculations. CALPHAD 45 (2014) 151-166


2013

Mishra R., Kroupa A., Zemanová A., Ipser H.: Phase Equilibria in the Sn-Rich Corner of the Ni-Sb-Sn System. J. Electronic Mater. 42 (2013) 646-653


2012

Kroupa A., Dinsdale A., Watson A., Vřešťál J., Zemanová A., Brož P.: The Thermodynamic database COST MP0602 for materials for high-temperature lead-free soldering. J. Mining Metall. B 48 (2012) 339-346

Zemanová A., Kroupa A., Dinsdale A.: Theoretical assessment of the Ni-Sn system. Monatshefte für Chemie 143 (2012) 1255-1261