Crystal structure of Dy<sub>5+x</sub>Pd<sub>19-x</sub>P<sub>12</sub>
Abstract
Despite numerous investigations in material science and solid-state chemistry, the search for new compounds and measurements of their properties are still quite important for modern science. Ternary phosphides of rare earth metals and transition metals are quite promising for their physical properties and sustainability under extreme conditions such as high temperatures and/or aggressive surroundings.
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