Interdiffusion kinetics in the Mo5SiB2 (T2) phase
Interdiffusion kinetics in the Mo5SiB2 (T2) phase
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DOI:
10.1007/bf02736562
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发表时间:
2006-12
影响因子:
1.4
通讯作者:
Sungtae Kim;J. Perepezko
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作者:
Sungtae Kim;J. Perepezko
Diffusion couples based on Mo2B and Mo5Si3were used to determine the diffusion kinetics of T2phase development and the relative diffusivities controlling the kinetics. Annealing the Mo2B/Mo5Si3diffusion couple above 1600 °C yielded an initial diffusion path sequence of Mo2B/T2/Mo3Si/Mo5Si3, which was subsequently transformed to Mo2B/T2/(Mo3Si+Mo5Si3)/Mo5Si3by shrinkage of the Mo3Si phase upon long-term annealing. The T2phase developed from Mo2B and during the growth of the T2phase, Si and B atom movements were driven by the Si concentration gradient. The activation energy for Si interdiffusion in the T2phase was evaluated to be 355 kJ/mole compared with about 300 kJ/mole for Mo5Si3in both Mo/Si and MoSi2/T2diffusion couples. The larger activation energy is mainly responsible for the 103lower diffusivity for Si in the T2phase compared with Mo5Si3. The relatively slow diffusion in the T2phase is consistent with the enhanced creep resistance exhibited by T2phase microstructures.