journal article·2016-10

γ-U phase in U-Pt system retained to low temperatures by means of rapid cooling

N.-T.H. Kim-Ngan, M. Paukov, R. Tarasenko, V. Tkáč, P. Minarik, D. Drozdenko, L. Havela

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Splat-cooling technique with a cooling rate better than 10 6 K/s helps to increase the Pt solubility in the (cubic) γ-U phase and retain such γ-U phase in U-15 at.% Pt splat down to low temperatures. The splat-cooled U-Pt alloys are very stable in exposing to air. The γ-U phase (U-15 at.% Pt splat) is characterized by a negative temperature coefficient of the resistivity (d ρ/d T < 0). The splats become superconducting below 1.1 K.
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OpenAlex topics: Nuclear Materials and Properties · Rare-earth and actinide compounds · Thermodynamic and Structural Properties of Metals and Alloys

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