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Dependence of Mechanical Properties of Platinum-Rhodium Binary Alloys on Valence Electron Parameters

Mehrdad Zarinejad, Sajjad Rimaz, Yunxiang Tong, Kiyo Wada, Farshid Pahlevani

Johnson Matthey Technology Review, Volume: 67, Issue: 3, Pages: 290 - 299

Swansea University Author: Kiyo Wada

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Dependence of mechanical properties of binary Pt-Rh alloys on valence electron ratio (VER), number valence electrons (ev), and average atomic number of the alloys (Z) are investigated. The alloys have high number of valence electrons (9 ≤ ev ≤ 10) and a wide range of the average atomic number (Z = 4...

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