Phase stability and structural properties of the KxCa1-xN novel ferromagnetic alloy from first-principles

Abstract

We study the structural properties and phase stability of the KxCa1-xN alloy using the regular-solution model based on the total energy of the mixing. The pseudopotential approach was used along with PBE functional of Perdew, Burke, and Ernzerhof (PBE). We investigated the bond-lengths distribution as a function of composition x. We also predicted the phase separation of the two partially miscible components and calculated the enthalpy H using the interaction parameter . We observe an asymmetry about x=0.46 in the phase diagram due to the x-dependant interaction parameter =12.69-1.32x kcal/mole. The equilibrium solubility limit, known as the miscibility gap is found to be around 3033 K.

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