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Nuclear Technology / Volume 35 / Number 1 / August 1977 / Pages 173-177
Technical Paper / Material / dx.doi.org/10.13182/NT77-A31860
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Equilibrium compatibility studies have shown that frequently more than one type of compound is formed in a single fuel-transition metal reaction. In addition, the compounds thus formed may contain elements in varying proportions. These observations have been formulated into a simple rule and examined by experimental studies and thermodynamic calculations. The results deal mainly with the equilibrium compatibility of uranium carbides with (Cr-Fe-Ni) alloys.