Phase Equilibria in the Quasi-Ternary System Cu2Se-In2Se3-CuI and the Crystal Structure of the AIBIII2XVI3YVII Compounds, Where AI-Cu, Ag; BIII-Ga; XVI-Cl, Br, I; YVII-S, Se, Te
I. A. Ivashchenko, V. S. Kozak, L. D. Gulay, V. V. Galyan
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Abstract
The quasi-ternary system Cu2Se-In2Se3-CuI has been investigated by x-ray diffraction and differential thermal analysis. The isothermal section at 770 K and the liquidus surface projection of the system have been built. For the first time, the primary crystallization regions, and the coordinates of the invariant and monovariant equilibria have been determined. In the system, the regions of the solid solutions based on the binary, ternary, and quaternary compounds have been investigated. The formation of the CuIn2Se3I quaternary compound, which melts congruently at 1213 K and has a homogeneity region of 15 and 9 mol.% CuI within the composition triangle has been established. For the first time, the crystal structures of CuGa2Te3I and AgGa2Te3Br compounds have been studied using a powder method. They crystallize in the tetragonal symmetry, Space Group I-4, a = 5.9147(4) Å, c = 11.952(2) Å for CuGa2Te3I; a = 6.2977(3) Å, c = 11.9473(7) Å for AgGa2Te3Br compound, respectively. The connection of their structures with the structures of the defective diamond-like semiconductors has been discussed.
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