Intermetallic Compound

In modern society, applications of new functional materials are diverse and countless. Intermetallics, namely, compounds formed by two or more metallic elements, are among the various novel and significant material developments. By definition, intermetallics are compounds of metals whose crystal structures are different from those of the constituent metals; thus, intermetallic phases and ordered alloys are included. Due to both their specific physical and mechanical properties, they occupy an intermediate position between metal and non-metal. Notably, intermetallic compounds have become a powerful spectrum for research in various branches of science. The enormous interest of scientists has contributed to the creation of various interestingcompounds.This Special Issue collects ten articles related to the broadly understood physical properties of intermetallic compounds.