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               Table 1. Crystallographic data of stable phase in the Fe-Sn system [27]
                Phase    Pearson symbol          Space group        Strukturbericht        Prototype
                Liquid   -                       -                  -                      -
                fcc      cF4                     Fm m               A1                     Cu
                bcc      cI2                     Im m               A2                     W
                bct-Sn   tI4                     I4 /amd            A5                     βSn
                                                  1
                FeSn     hP6                     P6/mmm             B35                    CoSn
                FeSn 2   tI12                    I4/mcm             C16                    Al Cu
                                                                                            2
                Fe Sn    hR10                    R m                -                      -
                 3  2
                Fe Sn 3  hP6                     P6 /mmc            B8 2                   Ni In
                                                                                            2
                                                   3
                 5





























                Figure 1. Calculated Fe-Sn phase diagram along with data from  literature [28-46] . bcc: Body-centered cubic; DSC: Differential Dcanning
                Calorimetry; fcc: face-centered cubic.

               Electrolytic Fe (99.9 mass pct., Blyth & Co., Ltd., Japan) and pure metal Sn (RND Korea Corp., Sn: 99.999
               mass pct., Gwangmyeong-si, Korea) were charged in an alumina crucible (outer diameter: 8 mm × inner
               diameter 4 mm × height 10 mm). The crucible was placed in a fused silica cup in the chamber of the
               induction furnace equipped with an RF (Radio Frequency) generator (30 kW, 260 kHz, PSTEK, Korea). The
               power of the RF generator was turned on, and subsequently, the alloys were levitated and melted. During
               the levitation and subsequent melting, Ar-5 %H  (g) was supplied to the reaction chamber at a rate of 1.0 L
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                   -1
               min  using a capillary flowmeter. The Ar-5 %H  (g) was purified by passing through the CaSO  column and
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               heated Mg chips (500 °C). The oxygen partial pressure of the outlet gas was confirmed by a ZrO oxygen
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               sensor (Daiichi Nekken Co. Ltd, TB-IIF oxygen analyzer, Ashiya, Japan), showing ~10  - ~10 atm. The
               temperature of the levitated droplet was measured by a two-color pyrometer (Raytek, RAY2CBG, Santa
               Cruz, CA, USA) and was controlled by independently adjusting the RF generator power manually. The
               pyrometer was calibrated by measuring the melting temperature of pure Fe, pure Cu, and pure Ni with a B-
               type thermocouple. The uncertainty on the temperature was estimated to be ± 10 °C. In the experiments, the
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