Parameter Corrections and Differences
Ni‐Zr Binary system

[2007Tok] All parameters for the Ni-Zr system are taken from [2006Tok].

[2006Tok] Parameters for Ni3Zr, Ni10Zr7 and Ni11Zr9 in [1994Gho] were re-assessed. (In Japanese)
          Intermetallic phases involved: Ni5Zr, Ni7Zr2, Ni3Zr, Ni21Zr8, Ni10Zr7, Ni11Zr9, 
                                         NiZr, NiZr2.

[2006Abe] Parameters for solid phases are taken from [2002Zai]. 
          The liquid is described by Associated solution model with the Ni2Zr associate.
          The glass transition is described by "Magnetic model" [2000Sha]. 
          Intermetallic phases involved: Ni5Zr, Ni7Zr2, Ni21Zr8, Ni10Zr7, Ni11Zr9, 
                                         NiZr, NiZr2.
          Kauzmann paradox occurs below about 300K due to the introduction of the glass transition. 
          See the phase diagram.

[1994Gho] At low temperatrues (below about 1000K), Ni5Zr and Ni7Zr2 phases decompose, and 
          Ni3Zr takes over as pointed out by [2006Tok]. 
          As G(Phase,Zr:Zr,Va) parameters are not listed in the appendix, they are indicated 
          as UN_ASS parameters in the TDB/TCM files. 
          Intermetallic phases involved: Ni5Zr, Ni7Zr2, Ni3Zr, Ni21Zr8, Ni10Zr7, Ni11Zr9, 
                                         NiZr, NiZr2.

[1985Sau] Since the lattice stabilities [Man. Lab. Database]could not be retrieved, 
          in the TDB/TCM files, parameters from [Kaufman] were used, which gives 
          simmilar results as seen in the phase diagram. 
          It has not been confirmed if the lattice stabilities are different/same 
          from those used in the [1985Sau]. 
          The lattice stabilities from SGTE-Pure database are also listed in the TDB/TCM files.
          Misprints in the temperature dependent terms of the compounds are fixed.           
          Intermetallic phases involved: Ni5Zr, Ni7Zr2, Ni21Zr8, Ni10Zr7, NiZr, NiZr2.



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