I have prepared an alloy Ni-Sn, I know the crystallization temperature of nickel is from 350oC but I want to know the crystallization temperature of tin, so that I can do annealing.
Temperature of melting and crystallization — temperature at which solid crystalline solid makes transition to a liquid state and vice versa.
The crystallization temperature of tin is + 231, 93 0C.
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Best Regards, Leonid
The Ni-Sn phase diagram is rather complicated!
http://www.nims.go.jp/cmsc/pst/database/ni-elem/nisn/nisn.htm
If the alloy is N-rich and dilute in Sn (say
Supposing you are hinting at the recrystalllzation temperature, I refer to the well known rules of thumb for estimating its values in the present case. I agree with the remarks of Steve Roberts. Supposing too that you are performing a recrystallization treatment in order to control grain size, you have to balance the gain in grain size control versus the efffects of Ni3Sn-precipitation. An effect of the presence of Ni3Sn might be the hindering of grain growth resulting from a locking of the grain boundaries, although Ni3Sn-particles can also enhance nucleation of new grains during recrystallization. So further study is needed.
The question was raised quite specifically: What is the crystallization temperature of tin?
Another thing is that it is put incorrectly. It isn't tin, and in receiving quite concrete alloy. Then, of course, Steve Roberts and P. Van Mourik are right in the answers.
Best regards, Leonid
Dear Dhana Pal,
A very brief introduction to recovery and recrystallization is provided by Section 3.3.3 of the book
Materials Science in Design and Engineering, VSSD/DAP, Delft NL, 2012,
ISBN 978 90 6562 301 0 (p. 69 and further)
URL on this book: http://www.vssd.nl/hlf/m017.htm
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