CrVIn
CrVIn is a designation used in materials science to refer to a potential ternary alloy or intermetallic composed of chromium (Cr), vanadium (V), and indium (In). There is no universally accepted compound with the formula CrVIn in major chemical databases, and the term often appears in theoretical discussions or exploratory alloy design contexts rather than as a catalogued material.
As a ternary system, CrVIn could exhibit a range of compositions from Cr-rich to In-rich, forming either
Preparation usually involves high-temperature alloying of Cr, V, and In under inert or vacuum conditions, followed
Properties and potential applications
Property predictions are speculative and depend on composition and microstructure. Chromium can confer corrosion resistance, vanadium
As of now, CrVIn is not a standard material with widely cited data; literature is limited to
Chromium alloys, Vanadium alloys, Indium alloys, Intermetallics.