On the Concentration of Iron Dissolved in Magnesium

Authors: Mitrovic-Scepanovic, V.; Packwood, R. H.; Carpenter, G. J. C.; Brigham, R. J.

Source: Canadian Metallurgical Quarterly, Number 1, January-March 1994 , pp. 61-65(5)

Publisher: Maney Publishing

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Abstract:

Electronprobe microanalysis of the magnesium matrix in a series of Mg-Fe alloys was used to measure the concentration of Fe in solid solution in Mg. The “solubility limit” was found to be approximately 55 ppm (by weight) at 400°C and 28 ppm at 500°C. Thermodynamic evaluation of these data suggests that the equilibrium has. been established with a phase other than high-purity αFe and semiquantitative analysis by transmission electron microscopy has confirmed that the precipitates are Fe containing dissolved Si.

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La micro analyse par sonde électronique d'une mat rice de magnésium a été utilisée sur une série d'alliages Mg–Fe pour mesurer la concentration de Fe en solution solide dans le magnésium. La limite de solubilité se situe environ à 55 ppm (poids) à 400°C et 28 ppm à 500°C. L'évaluation thermodynamique de ces données suggère que l'équilibre s'est établi, laissant une phase autre que le fer-α de haute pureté, et l'analyse semi-quantitative par microscopie électronique en transmission a confirmé que les précipités sont formés de fer con tenant du silicium dissous.

Document Type: Research Article

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1179/000844394795539334

Publication date: 1994-01-01

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