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Plenary lectures ♦ 13
Figure 1 – Ionic liquids in the crystallization of proteins. Lysozyme crystal grown from a neat
ionic liquid (IL) solution with the IL cation and anion incorporated in the structure.
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Σ
k*
k*, (1)
i =1 (µi
*
dG = -SdT + VdP + dni*),
written in terms of initial (independent according to Gibbs [1]) components (ni*, µi*), it was
suggested [2] take up two more equations:
Σ
l
l ≥ k*,
i =1 (µidni),
dG = -SdT + VdP + (2)
Σ
k
Σ j =1 (A dς ),
l -k
l≥ k≥ k*,
i =1 (µidni ) –
’* (3)
dG = -SdT + VdP + j j
written in terms of detailed components (ni, µi) and affinity (Aj) for the set of (l – k)
independent reactions between species inside the phase. The superstructure (2, 3) to (1) and its
utility were repeatedly examined, e.g. [3]. This report amplifies the consequences from (1–3)
with formalization which are directed to the understanding and use of colligative solution
properties. Here we first consecutively present (taking into account all necessary limitations)
the derivation of the equations:
l −1 k *−1
– 〈C*A〉 ∆µ*A = – 〈C*A〉 ∆µA ≅ RT ( ∑ CBi) ≡ RT CΣ = i RT ∑ C*Bj, (4)
i =1 j =1
where i – van’t Hoff factor; A and Bj – notations of stoichiometric formula for initial
components, which are bringed in the concerned solutions during their formation from the
solvent and dissolved matters; Bi – notations of such formula for detailed components and
species corresponding to them. For using (4) the equilibria molar concentrations of detailed
components (CBi) are calculated by the resolution of chemical equilibrium problem [3] on a
basis of data about the solution analytical composition, which are represented in terms of
molar concentrations of initial components (C*A and C*Bj). One schould note, that deduction
of (4) demands to rest upon the matter and correlation of conception on initial and detailed
components, so on the van’t Hoff foundation. The last demands to include in the deduction of
equaition (4) the well-known approach:
µBi (T, P, solvent, CBi) ≅ µ0Bi, C (T, P, solvent) + RT lnCBi, (5)
The proposal additions (4) to the consequences from fundamental equations (1–3) can
raise the quality of the new and available data on any equlibria with species participation. We
also believe that they can become usefull both in the field of secondary medium effects
insignificance and on the outside of the field (of course by introduction of superstructure to
(4)).
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1981.
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Section 1 — The general issues of chemical thermodynamics ♦ 25
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Section 1 — The general issues of chemical thermodynamics ♦ 27
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Section 1 — The general issues of chemical thermodynamics ♦ 31
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Section 1 — The general issues of chemical thermodynamics ♦ 33
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Section 1 — The general issues of chemical thermodynamics ♦ 35
T2
∆H =∫ ∂Q = ∫ C p (T )dT ,
T1
T2
∆H =∫ ∂Q =∫ C p ' (T )dT ,
' '
T1
T2
∆H =∫ ∂Q =∫ C p" (T )dT .
" "
T1
Here: ∆H – total enthalpy change, ∆H’ – contribution of reversible processes, ∆H”– the
contribution of irreversible processes.
It is shown that most of the irreversible thermal energy is used for thermal post cure
thermoset systems, resulting in a higher glass transition temperature and the degree of
crosslinking of NC. These effects are accompanied by a narrowing of the temperature range of
the glass transition and to reduce the heat capacity jump at the glass transition.
The process of formation of systems reduces the entropy and Gibbs free energy by
increasing their degree of crosslinking. It was found that the maximum heat loss occurs when
weight contain w = 0,1%.
It was found that the maximum energy of the interaction of EP- MCNTs is reached at
weight contain of the nanofillers w = 0,1%.
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Reference
[1] Rykov V.A., Ustjuzhanin E.E., Popov P.V., Kudryavtseva I.V., Rykov S.V. R218.
Density, enthalpy, entropy, isobar and isochoric heat capacities, speed of sound in a gamut of
temperatures 160 … 470 K and pressures 0.001 … 70 MPa // State system for ensuring the
uniformity of measurements 211-05. 2005.
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En Eo HN
R1 40% 22% H3C C CR
R1 HN + HC CR
OH H3C
C O + HC CR C 78% OH
R2 O 60%
R2 C CR
HN
Scheme 1b H3C OH
Scheme 1а C CR
HN
_ O
H3C C CR HN _
H3C C CR
e
e ax E0 q O
E q
n En ax
E0
93% HN
HN 25% C CR
+ HC CR
O 75% CH3 OH
CH3
7% HN
OH
Scheme 1c H3C C CR
Energy scheme 1а corresponds to the simplest case, when process is not complicated by
the formation of isomers of acetylene alcohols. Schemes 1b and 1c are in agreement to more
complex cases, when acetylene alcohols are formed as spatial isomers, herewith scheme 1b
corresponds to the case of ketones with unhindered carbonyl group (α-axial and α-equatorial
β-equatorial and γ-axial and γ-equatorial substituted six-membered carbo- and heterocyclic
ketones), and scheme 1c illustrates the case of ketones with hindered carbonyl group (β-
axially substituted cyclic ketones).
It is shown, that at low temperature (below 20°С) extremely forward Favorsky reaction
proceeds and stereochemistry of the acetylene alcohols synthesis is determined only by kinetic
factors. At 40−80°C fast exchange reaction (isomerisation) proceeds and after 0.5−2 hours the
equilibrium, which corresponds to thermodynamical control of the reaction, establishes. At
intermediate temperature (∼20°С) fast forward reaction and slow isomerisation proceed, that
is why in this temperature range steric result of the reaction may reflect combined action of
both kinetic and thermodynamic factors. However, in all circumstances the question which
factors determine stereochemical result of the reaction (isomers ratio) can be definitely solved
by means of analytical control of the reaction pathway.
Section 1 — The general issues of chemical thermodynamics ♦ 41
ρ = ρ 1 (T1 T )a 2 (T2 T )b
, (2)
ν = ρν = ν 1 (T1 T )a (T T )
b
2 2
(3)
using reference points η1, ρ1, ν1, Т1; η2, ρ2, ν2, Т2; η3, ρ3, ν3, Т3.
In the identification of dependencies (1)-(3) by the reference value has been established
that the exponent а = f(T) has the meaning of the degree of association of clusters is equal to
the average number in the associate in the whole temperature range.
This was confirmed in the determination of the activation energy of viscous from the
equation Frenkel flow in the coordinates lnη−1/T resulting in the activation energy divided by
the degree of association, was in all cases within the energy of the Van der Waals attraction,
which corresponds to a similar value between clusters found by the method of molecular
dynamics. In turn, the indicator a itself the temperature rises but slowly, but naturally falls in
line with a decrease in the number of clusters in the associate by accelerating their
decomposition when heated melt.
The concept of randomized particle viscous flow is considered as the destruction of the
associates by overcoming the forces of Van der Waals attraction between clusters, which in
principle does not contradict the existing ideas of how to overcome the viscous flow of the
same forces of internal friction, but not limited to compliance stratified laminar fluid flow.
In order to harmonize the three most-studied characteristics of the melt can be a
combination of the two expressions for the temperature dependence of the third, preferably for
the kinematic viscosity through density of a dynamic.
The accuracy of the proposed semi-empirical models viscosity based on their adequate
extrapolation to the region of the critical temperature, and despite the limited number of
points used exceeds the known approximating dependence, requiring for their construction of
a much larger number of points, not less than the number of members in the approximating
polynomial.
The proposed cluster and associate model dynamic, kinematic viscosity and density
allowed to summarize disparate experimental data and calculated according to the
identification of false positives for a number of substances and found to be suitable for a
holistic description of the temperature dependence of the viscosity of the full range of the
liquid state.
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of substances as a measure their chaotization – Moscow.: Nauchnyi mir, 2012. – 288 p.
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Section 1 — The general issues of chemical thermodynamics ♦ 45
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∂T (3)
V ∂T V
∂lnK C
ΔspU V,0T = RT 2 . (4)
∂T V
For a small range of temperatures obtained:
ΔspU V0 Δsp SV0
lnK C = − + +1 , (5)
RT R
and ΔspU V,0T = QV .
Section 1 — The general issues of chemical thermodynamics ♦ 47
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-4 1 2 3
4 5 6
-6
ln(1/tR')
1- Metylbutylbenzene,
2 - 1,3-di-tert-Butylbenzene,
ln(1/ t R ')
-8
3 - 3,5-di-tert-Butyltoluene,
-10
4 - 1,3,5-tri-tert-Butylbenzene,
5 – penta-Ethylbenzene,
-12 6 - hexa-Ethylbenzene.
Next, for every compounds is necessary to solve linear equation (*) and find the value of
the effective boiling point Тb,i,eff at a definite value ln(1 / t ' R ) simulating the pressure. The
value of the hypothetical isobar [ ln(1 / t ' R ) ] is chosen to minimize the extrapolation to
determine Тb,i,eff .
The effective boiling point is the chromatographic parameter that correlates well with
the Tb compound. Second process is determining the coefficients of the linear equation
Tb ,i (101.325 / kPa) = Tb ,i ,eff ( P ) ⋅ b'+ a ' from the known values of reference compounds. This
equation relates normal boiling point and Тb,i,eff: As reference substances chosen compounds
by class of the studied compounds having exact values of Tb.
The proposed method was tested of n-alkanes, alkylbenzenes, and chlorobenzenes
alkyldiphenylmethanes. For the test set consisting of 63 alkylbenzenes the average absolute
deviation between the literature and this work Tb values was 1.7K.
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Section 1 — The general issues of chemical thermodynamics ♦ 55
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Section 1 — The general issues of chemical thermodynamics ♦ 57
For model activated carbons with hydrophobic surface it was shown that preadsorbed
water forms microclusters (Fig.1) modifying the adsorption energy field of the porous
material. It is demonstrated that for a certain combination of conditions the adsorption
capacity for the components of the gas mixture can increase with increasing water content.
This effect is due to the increase of the partial capacity of the adsorbent for carbon dioxide
caused by the presence of preadsorbed water molecules favoring the adsorption of the more
polar component of the mixture. For amorphous silicates MCM-41 (mesoporous) and SBA-15
(micro/mesoporous) the influence of pore space morphology on the adsorption of water and
the consequent adsorption of CH4/CO2 mixture was studied. Due to the hydrophilic nature of
the adsorbent surface the water molecules do not combine into microclusters, but form
nanosized layers on the pore walls. As a result, the access of gas molecules to the pore surface
is blocked, and the adsorption properties of the wet porous material and determined by the
interactions between gas molecules and preadsorbed water.
This work was supported by the Russian Foundation for Basic Research (grant No. 12-
03-31761 MOL_A).
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∑∑ a
k =1 i =1
ij y i( k ) = y oj j = 1..m (3)
35
a b
250
30
200
Cp (S), J/mol·K
25
Intensity
20 150
15
100
10
50
5
0 0
300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350
ν, cm-1 Cp (exper) Cp (calc) S (exper) S (calc) T, K
The calculation of vibrational states of the compound in accordance with the model of
interatomic potentials resulted in a good agreement between theoretical and experimental
spectra (Fig. a). On the basis of the obtained vibrational states the density of phonon states is
calculated as well as thermodynamic functions – the heat capacity and entropy. The resulting
design values (Cp298.15=211.45 J/mol·K, S298.15=280.27 J/mol·K) agree well with the
experimental data (Cºp298.15=214.26±0.23 J/mol·K, Sº298.15=277.78±0.73 J/mol·K) [4] (Fig. b).
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Section 1 — The general issues of chemical thermodynamics ♦ 61
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A multifractal model for describing the heat capacity of crystalline substances [1,2] allows
reproducing the experimental results more accurately in comparison with the Debye model for the
heat capacity and getting data on the structural properties of compounds. The values of fractal
dimensions of a natural mineral - strontium sulfate of celestine have been calculated by this
model based on the experimental data on the heat capacity [3] obtained by means of low-
temperature adiabatic calorimetry.
The smoothed experimental values
of the heat capacity of celestine were used
4
to obtain the calculated values according
3.5
to the equation of multifractal description
3
of the heat capacity at a given value of the
Debye temperature Θ. The fractal 2.5
D
dimension D is determined by the point of 2
500
16
25
280
100 К to 1000 К using a pitch of 50 K.
310
The curves of temperature dependence of the fractal dimension of celestine have a tendency
to convergence at value of D = 3, testifying that a compound has the spatially ordered structure.
The figure shows a conventional surface displaying the value of the fractal dimension over the
range 1<D<4. The values are the solutions of equation of the multifractal model of the heat
capacity for the case of experimental temperature dependence of the heat capacity of celestine.
The value of the characteristic Debye temperature for celestine: Θ = 870 К has also been
determined on the basis of the obtained sets of curves of fractal dimension calculated using a
smaller pitch (10 К). Thus, celestine proves itself as a compound having three-dimensionally
ordered structure and it is characterized by covalent type of bonding in the structure.
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personnel of the innovation Russia" for 2009 - 2013 years, the agreement № 14.B37.21.0801.
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Figure. Isothermal section 300оС: [1] (а), [2] (b), [4] (c), [3] (d), 3D computer model (e);
solidus and solvus, missed by [1, 3], are shown by red color (e).
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oscillator in the Planck-Einstein model; x=θ/T; αi and θi are the approximation parameters.
The physical significance of αi is the statistical weight of the i-th mode in the vibrational
spectrum of a crystal, θi is the characteristic temperature of the i-th oscillator. The temperature
dependencies of other thermodynamic functions can be derived from this expression by using
well-known thermodynamic relations.
The unknown approximation parameters were calculated by the solution of
simultaneous nonlinear equations by the least square method. The objective functions in the
calculations were the relative and absolute deviations of estimated values from experimental
data. The obtained results were characterized by the standard, average and maximum errors of
the calculated values as well as by the errors of the approximation parameters (αi and θi).
The reliability of the proposed approach was tested on numerous examples of different
types of compounds from solid argon and metals to complex multicomponent oxide phases,
minerals and organic substances. In all cases, the adequate description of experimental and
tabular data within the whole temperature range was received even if there were some
peculiarities on the curves of the temperature dependences of the corresponding
thermodynamic properties. At that, the number of the αi and θi approximation parameters did
not exceed 12.
The physical validity of the proposed functions used for experimental data
approximation gives the opportunity to extrapolate them beyond the limits of the temperature
range where they were studied. It enables to estimate for example the thermodynamic
properties of phases in the absence of the low temperature data.
The possibility of joint description of different thermodynamic properties of compounds
by a unified set of parameters facilitates the mutual consistency of these functions and the
compact storage of the thermodynamic information in data bases and reference books.
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b
∆trH0, кJ/mol
10 1 40 1
5
2 20 5 2
0
3 0
-5 -20
4 6 3
-10 -40
0,0 0,2 0,4 0,6 0,8 1,0 0,0 0,2 0,4 0,6 0,8 1,0
X(EtOH), mol.fr. X2, mol.fr.
Fig.1 а,b. The thermodynamic transfer functions of the reagents solvation and the reaction
of [Phe18C6] complex formation. а):1-∆trG0(Phe) [2]; 2-∆trG0(18C6) [3]; 3-∆trG0([Phe18C6]);
4-∆trG0r [2]. b)1,4-∆trН0(18C6) [4]; 2,5-{∆trН0([Phe18C6])-∆trН0(Phe)}; 3,6-∆trН0r [2,5];
1,2,3- H2O-EtOH; 4,5,6- H2O –DМSО.
This work was carried out at the Research Institute of Thermodynamics and Kinetics of
Chemical Processes and was supported by the program “Research and scientific-pedagogical
personnel of innovative Russia for 2009-2013 years”, state contract 14.B37.21.0801.
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экологических последствий. Новосибирск: Изд-во СО РАН, 2009. 301 С.
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НЕДОУМЕНИЯ В ТЕРМОДИНАМИКЕ
Прохоренко Н.Н.
Московский государственный университет тонких химических технологий
им. М.В. Ломоносова, Москва
e-mail: rcct-13@mail.ru
Одна из проблем Гильберта – аксиоматика физики – в настоящее время так и не
решена. Термодинамика, как часть физики, не избежала этой участи. Основатели
термодинамики пошли путем феноменологии: «Я так вижу ситуацию и только
господин опыт мне судья.»
По аналогии с теоретической механикой вводится количественная мера
взаимодействия в виде произведения потенциала на дифференциал сопряженной
координаты. Далее по аналогии с записью полного дифференциала некоторой функции
многих переменных предлагается универсальная термодинамическая форма записи
первого закона термодинамики, т.е. закона сохранения энергии:
N
dU ∑
=
1
P ( x , x , x ,...x )dx .i
i 1 2 3 N i 1, 2,3,...N . Здесь U – внутренняя энергия ТС, Pi(…) –
FOR NOTES
Section 2
Thermodynamics
of individual chemical
compounds
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R R
O O
O N O N
Co Y Co Y
O N O N
O O
R R
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This work was financially supported by the Swedish Research Council, grants 621-
2010-3732 and 621-2012-3654. T.A. thanks Ångpanneföreningens Forskingsstiftelse for
financial support. B.L.A., A.N.V. and K.M.V. were supported by the RFBR grant 12-03-
000653 and by the grant for Leading Scientific Schools in Russia.
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[1] Earle, M.J.; Esperança, J.M.S.S.; Gilea, M.A.; Canongia Lopes, J.N.; Rebelo,
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Section 2 — Thermodynamics of individual chemical compounds ♦ 89
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2300
1900
SrNdCuS3 ж+ТР SrS
Nd2S3+ж
1500 1400К ТР
1465 8%
NdCuS2+ж 40% 95% SrS
31% 1310К ж+SrNdCuS3
1100
A NdCuS2 20 40 60 80 SrS
мол.% SrS B
Fig. A - differential thermal dependence of a sample probe of complex SrNdCuS3 sulfide. Shooting
conditions on the Setsys Evolution 1750 installation (TG-DSC 1600): vheating = 5 K/mines, vpurge Ar =
25 ml/min., Vcrucible = 100 мкл; B – the phase chart of NdCuS2-EuS system.
Scientific research is conducted with financial support of the state represented by the
Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation the agreement No.
14.B37.21.1184.
Section 2 — Thermodynamics of individual chemical compounds ♦ 91
This work was financially supported by the Ministry of education and science of the
Russian Federation (grant 8437), Russian Foundation for Basic Research (grants № 12-03-
00438, 12-03-00067) and Presidium of the Russian Academy of Sciences and Siberian Branch
of RAS.
Section 2 — Thermodynamics of individual chemical compounds ♦ 93
The method was based on the evaluation of φe from a thermochemical cycle including
ion and molecule transitions from crystal surface into gas at equilibrium conditions. The main
equation is:
F·φe = – 5/4∆sH°(LnX3) – 1/4D(LnX3) + EA(X) + ∆desH°(LnX4–) + ∆dissH°(LnX4–),
here ∆desH°(LnX4–) is the desorption enthalpy of LnX4–; ∆dissH°(LnX4–) is the
dissociation enthalpy of LnX4– onto molecule–precursor and halogen anion; ∆sH°(LnX3) is
the sublimation enthalpy of LnX3 molecule; D is the atomization energy dissociation
enthalpy of LnX3 molecule; EA(X) is the electron affinity of halogen; F is the Faraday
number.
The Sublimation and desorption enthalpies included into the cycle were experimentally
determined by the high-temperature mass-spectrometry technique. The experimental and
reference data are given in table together with the calculated work functions.
The obtained values of work function for cerium and praseodymium iodides are in good
agreement with the corresponding ones for bromides and chlorides thereby providing the
established regularity decreasing of φe with increasing of the halogen mass.
The work was supported by Russian Foundation for Basic Research, project № 12-03-
31753 mol_a.
Section 2 — Thermodynamics of individual chemical compounds ♦ 95
R L
1 R = Me, Ph, H, CH2OH, CH2OMe, C2H,
L1
Pd
Pd СO2H, CF3 , СO2Me, COMe, CHO, COCF3,
L2 CN, CHMe2 ; L1=L2=Cl-, L1=acetone, L2=Cl-,
L2
syn -1 anti-1 L1=acetone, L2=H2O.
R
(B3LYP/6-31+G* both in gas phase and in polarized continuum with ε=78.39) and three-
parameter correlation analysis (eq 1, where εMO is molecular orbital (MO) energy of
equilibrium structure, F and R- are Swain-Lupton field and resonance parameters, σα is a
polarization constant).
ε = Const + ρ − R− + ρ F + ρ σ
МО R F α α
(1)
It was shown that electronic effects of substituents in anionic, neutral and cationic
complexes 1 are responsible for relative thermodynamic stability of both syn and anti isomers
of 1. The ratio between values of ρR-, ρF and ρα depends on MO type, syn or anti substituent
orientation, on environment, but not on the basis set. Destabilizing influence of both
polarizing continuum and positive charge on HOMO-N (N=0÷4) of 1 can be successfully
assessed by means of polarization constants σα. Polarization does not affect LUMO’s energies
in 1 (ρα=0). The remarkable fact is deviation from linearity for 1 with unsaturated substituents
R=Ph, C2H (Fig.). Thus, HOMO and HOMO-3 energies are by 0.2 and 0.1 eV respectively
above the values obtained from correlating equations.
As a conclusion, along
with polar and resonance
effects of substituents, -5.8
polarization effect can make
an influence on relative Ph
anti
thermodynamics of syn and -6.0 Ph syn
anti isomers. Observed
phenomenon seems to be
εHOMO, эeV
-6.2 C2H
common for neutral, cationic
and anionic complexes as
-6.4 CH2OH
well. The results are in good
agreement with the experi-
mental data and are -6.6 CHO
important for proper
understanding of electronic
effect of substituents. -6.8
-0.3 -0.2 -0.1 0.0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5
F + 0.27R- + 0.43σα (syn), F + 0.27σα (anti)
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SLn+6D(H2) + 3S[B]
Uк [Ln(BH4)]
(Ln) + 12H +3(B)
ILn+3E(H) +3S[BH3]
where Ln – lanthanides, designation (…) – gaseous and […] – solid state of substance. From
this cycle we find the value of Uк accrding to the following
equation:
U ê [ Ln( BH 4 ) 3 ] = −∆ f H 0 [ Ln( BH 4 ) 3 ] + S [ Ln] + 6 D( H 2 ) + 3S [ B] + I ( Ln) +
D
+ 3E ( H ) − 3d [ BH 3 ] = −∆ f H 0 [ Ln( BH 4 ) 3 ] + {S [ Ln] + I ( Ln)} + 6{ ( H 2 ) + E ( H )} +
2
+ 3S [ B] − 3d [ BH 3 ] = −∆ f H 0 [ Ln( BH 4 ) 3 ] + ∆ f H 0 ( Ln 3+ ) + 3∆H ( H − ) − 3d [ BH 3 ] =
= −∆ f H 0 [ Ln( BH 4 ) 3 ] + ∆ f H 0 ( Ln 3+ ) + 3∆ f H 0 ( BH 4− )
Figure. p-x–Projection of the ZnO–SnO2 system phase diagram (1450 K). Two cases of the
system behavior near pure ZnO are presented in the circles.
Section 2 — Thermodynamics of individual chemical compounds ♦ 103
С p (Т ) = 3R ∑ ai С E (θ i T ) ,
i
where a1 = 8.28, θ1 = 244.2, a2 = 10.84, θ2 = 873.6.
Using these parameters and literature data [1] the standard thermodynamic properties of
FS were calculated. Table below shows the values of thermodynamic functions at 298.15 K.
Table. The standard thermodynamic properties of FS
С p , 298 ,
S 298 , ∆ f H 298
, ∆ f G298
,
−1 −1 −1 −1 −1
J∙mole ∙K J∙mole kJ∙mole kJ∙mole
333.8 ± 5 300.0 ± 20 −3835.02±4.2 [1] –3418.9 ± 7
The work is performed at User Facility Center of M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State
University (contract No. 16.552.11.7081 on 11.07.2012) under financial support of RFBR
(grant 13-03-00328).
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where n − is the number of atoms in molecule (n = 6 for SmPO4); D and E − Debye and
Einstein functions; K − Kieffer K-function [3] θ1,θ2 ,θ3,θE ,θL ,θU − characteristics
temperatures; a0, a1, a2, a3 , a4, a5,− linear coefficients;
3
function Cv=n[(1/3) ∑ a j Dj (θj / T )+ а4E(θE / T )+ a5K(θL / T ,θU / T )]. Parameters of the
j =1
equation (1) were calculated by the non-linear LSM: θ1=271 К, θ2= 452 К, θ3=1743, θE =692,
θL=594 , θU=793 К; a0=3.0943×10-7 J−1 mol, a1=a2=a3=0.83333 , a4=a5=0.083333.
3. The temperature dependence of heat capacity of SmPO4 in the range 476 К–1600 К is
described by the equation :
3
Cp0(T)=а0 T(Cv)2 +n[(1/3) ∑ a j Dj (θj / T )+а4E(θE / T )] +С, (2)
j =1
where С − is the constant term. Parameters of the equation (2):θ1=129 К, θ2= 552 К, θ3=1767,
θE =817; a0=7.5091×10-7 J−1 mol, a1=a2=a3=0.83333 , a4=0.166667; С=−0.95 J K−1 mol−1.
This study was financially supported by the Russian Foundation for Basic Research
(project No 12–05–00033)
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Section 2 — Thermodynamics of individual chemical compounds ♦ 105
It was proved that the cation’s formation standard enthalpy in the gas phase can be
calculated from the equation, which was originally developed for the destruction (formation)
enthalpy of the crystal lattice.
Agreement between the calculated and experimental values is good in the confidence
intervals of the available experimental data. The possibility of the thermodynamic
determination of the atom ionization potential is sown using the values of standard formation
enthalpies.
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Section 2 — Thermodynamics of individual chemical compounds ♦ 109
- ΔfН0(298.15),
№ Compound - ΔН comb.,
0
ΔН melting.,
0
kJ/mole
kJ/mole kJ/mole liquid solid
1 Axillarin 8325 131.3 371.3 502.6
2 Arcapillin 9049 174.6 326.6 501.2
3 Velutin 8528 108.3 168.4 276.6
4 Pectolinarigenin 8528 103.7 168.4 272.1
5 Penduletin 9107 136.8 269.1 405.9
6 Sudachinin 9049 147.4 326.6 474.0
7 Eupalitin 8427 135.9 269.4 405.3
8 Eupatolitin 8325 152.3 371.3 523.6
9 Eupatilin 9107 139.0 269.1 408.1
10 Cirsimaritin 8528 114.0 168.4 282.4
11 Yaceozidin 8427 121.8 269.4 391.2
12 3,5-dihydroxy-6,7,8-trimethoxyflavon 9107 135.6 269.1 404.7
13 5,3′,4'-trihydroxy-6,7,5′– 9049 156.3 326.6 482.9
trimethoxyflavon
14 3′,7,3'- trimethyl ether of quercetin 9107 135.7 269.1 404.8
15 5,7,3'-trihydroxy-6,4′,5'-trimethoxyflavon 9049 157.5 326.6 484.1
16 5,7,4'-trihydroxy-6,3,5'-trimethoxyflavon 9049 140.4 326.6 467.1
17 3,3'-dimethyl ether of quercetin 8427 121.0 269.4 390.4
18 3,5' – dimethyl ether of miricetin 8325 147.8 371.3 519.1
19 7,4'- dimethyl ether of apigenin 8630 84.6 66.4 151.0
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Section 2 — Thermodynamics of individual chemical compounds ♦ 113
+
R C N N CH3 NO3- I.1
H H H29C14O
PF6- I.2
O O
Fe Cl- I.3
O H29C14O
BF4- I.4 O
H I.5 O H29C14O
H 3C N N C R ClO4-
H R=
O H29C14O
+ O
R H29C14O
O O
H29C14O
O C N N CH3 NO3- II.1
H H
R PF6- II.2
O Cl-
Fe II.3
O BF4- II.4
H R
ClO4- II.5
H 3C N N C O
H
O
R
In order to verify the purity and structure of the compounds obtained UV/Vis spectra,
infrared spectra, 1H NMR and mass spectra were registrated and chromatographic and X-ray
diffraction experiments were performed. Based on elemental analysis and MALDI-ToF MS it
was established that complexes are bisligand compounds with octahedral packing of iron(III)-
ion. Based on the data of chromatographic analysis it is possible to conclude about purity and
individuality of compounds, as well as their ability to form associate. Phase behavior of
complexes was studied by means of the differential scanning calorimetry and polarized optical
microscopy. It was found that obtained coordination compounds exhibit solid-phase transition
as well as mesomorphic properties subject to counter-ion. Mesomorphic properties are
characteristic for complexes who conter-ions are able to form associate by means of hydrogen
bond. It is the complexes of first group with PF6-, BF4-, СlO4- ions and second group with
NO3-, Cl-, ClO4- ions.
The work was carried out with financial support of grant of RFBR № 12-03-31006
mol_a and Program of Presidium RAS №24.
Section 2 — Thermodynamics of individual chemical compounds ♦ 115
THERMOANALYTICAL INVESTIGATION
OF SULFUR-CONTAINING AMMONIUM SALTS
Kosova D.A., Kozyulina A.V., Emelina A.L.
Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow
e-mail: dakosova@gmail.com
Sulfur-containing salts are of interest from the point of view of their use in agricultural
technology as herbicides and nitrogen fertilizer additives. Thermodynamic properties of
ammonium salts, in particular, phase transitions of these compounds are necessary for the
prediction of chemical and phase equilibria in the systems including these substances.
Two salts - ammonium sulfate and sulfamate - were the object of investigations in this
paper. The available data about the phase transitions of (NH4)2SO4 and NH4NH2SO3 are
fragmentary and contradictory. In this context, the goal of this paper was to study of these
compounds by differential scanning calorimetry method (DSC) in a wide range of temperatures
and pressures.
It was shown that any anomalies at the temperature dependence of ammonium sulfamate’s
heat capacity from -150 ° C (123 K) to the melting point of 130.9 ˚ C (404.4 K) [1,2,3] were
absent. It was refined tentative data of Konkoly Thege [2, 3] for the melting heat of NH4NH2SO3.
The phase transition of ammonium sulfate at -50 ° C (223 K) was studied. The source of
the discrepancy in the value of corresponding heat effect obtained by different authors [4,5] was
found. For the first time a high-temperature phase transition of ammonium sulphate was
registered and its parameters were determined by high-pressure calorimetry method. Previously,
the existence of this transition was predicted on the basis of the theory of groups [6, 7] and by
analogy in the temperature dependence of the physical properties of (NH4)2SO4 and isostructural
compounds K2SO4, K2SeO4.
The authors acknowledge partial support from M.V.Lomonosov Moscow State University
Program of Development and URALCHEM OJSC. The work is performed at User Facilities
Center of M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University (contract number 16.552.11.7081 at 11 July
2012).
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C3H7 Охлаждение
C7H15 1,0
Тепловой поток, мВ
0,5
O O 3
0,0
Eu
N N -0,5 I
Cr Sc
-1,0 Нагрев
-1,5
40 60 80 100 120 140
Температура, C
Fig. 1. Structure of the europium (III) Fig. 2. DSC thermogram of the europium
complex (III) complex during heating and cooling
C P (T ) = 3R ∑ ai
(θi / T )2 e θ / T i
,
i (e θi / T
)
−1
2
where аi and θi – variable parameters. Their numerical values with spare significant figures
are given in Table 1.
Based on the data obtained the standard thermodynamic functions of cancrinite in the
temperature range 5 - 300 K were calculated. The values of the functions at 298.15 K are
presented in Table 2.
The work is performed at User Facility Center of M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State
University under financial support of RFBR (grant 13-03-00328).
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S HN
M
NH HN
HN S
H3C N N
CH3 N N
M S S O N N O
H 3C CH3 S N N S M
N
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N M S HN NH S S HN NH S
S N N S
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B 4- nitroB 3-IPB
sublimation sublimation evaporation
81.5 ± 0.8 108.4 ± 0.9 76.6 ± 0.5
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Table. The temperature dependence of the pressure of saturated vapor and enthalpy
of vaporization of investigated silicon chlorides
Ebulliometry data ΔvapH (p-T) ΔvapH298 (cal.)
Substance
f k A (1) B*10-2, K (1) kJ /mol
Si2Cl6 (g) 2 42 16,208 ± 0,013 48,48 ± 0,05 40,31 ± 0,04 41,49 ± 0,14
Si3Cl8 (g) 2 35 16,687 ± 0,067 59,91 ± 0,28 49,81 ± 0,23 52,19 ± 0,18
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Simple // Phys.Rev. Lett. 1996. V. 77. P. 3865 – 3868.
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the Expansion of the Electron Density in Auxiliary Basis Set // Chem. Phys. Lett. 1997.
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The present work is devoted to antipyrine derivatives of zinc and cadmium halogenides
[M(AP)2X2] (AP = antipyrine, C11H12N2O; M = Zn, Cd, X = Cl, Br, I). These compounds are
of interest from the viewpoint of investigations on the relationship between the compounds
structure and properties. The aim of the present contribution consists in the synthesis,
identification, and single crystal structure determination for the mentioned complexes. All the
compounds are also characterized theoretically (DFT method, PBE exchange-correlation
functional, scalar - relativistic approximation with the L11 all-electron basis set, Priroda
package [1-3]). Geometry optimization was performed without any restrictions on the
molecular symmetry on the basis of the atomic coordinates determined by the single crystal
XRD. The steady-state character of the optimized structures was confirmed by the absence of
imaginary frequencies in the vibrational spectra.
It has been shown that the compounds prepared are the molecular complexes,
halogenide ions being incorporated into the inner coordination sphere. The structure of
di(iodo)bis(antipyrine)zinc [Zn(AP)2I2] is different from that of [Zn(AP)2Cl2], early studied in
[4], due to participation of larger in size iodide ions. Complex formation is confirmed by
thermal analysis and IR spectra studies. It has been demonstrated that the spectral
characteristics obtained from quantum - chemical calculations are close to the experimental
values. The relationships “ΔG298 for complex formation – the atomic number of the
complexing metal atom” and “ΔG298 for complex formation – type of halogenide” have been
obtained and discussed. The regularities derived have been explained on the basis of the
Pearson’s HSAB (Hard & Soft Acids & Bases) theory. The respective mercury complexes are
very unstable due to competition with formation of very poor soluble mercury halogenides.
The results obtained for the IIB group metal complexes with antipyrine are compared with
those of lanthanides that form compounds with outer coordination sphere.
References
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Simple // Phys.Rev. Lett.1996. V. 77. P. 3865 – 3868.
2. Laikov D.N. Fast Evaluation of Density Functional Exchange-Correlation Terms
Using the Expansion of the Electron Density in Auxiliary Basis Set // Chem. Phys.
Lett. 1997. V.281. P. 151-156.
3. Laikov D.N. A new class of atomic basic functions for accurate electronic structure
calculations of molecules// Chem. Phys. Lett. 2005. V.416. No.1-3. P. 116-120.
4. Cingi M. B., Guastini C., Musatti A., Nardelli M. The Crystal and Molecular Structure
of Dichlorobis(antipyrine)zinc, Zn(C11H12ON2)2Cl2, Acta Crysallogr. Sect. B. 1972. V.
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Rukk N.S, Shamsiev R.S, Zamalyutin V.V, Skryabina A.Yu., Gramma V.A.
Lomonosov Moscow University of Fine Chemical Technologies, Moscow
e-mail: roukkn@inbox.ru, aliona_skr@mail.ru
The present work is devoted to antipyrine derivatives of lanthanide iodides and
perchlorates characterized by the presence of large cations [Ln(AP)6]3+ (AP = antipyrine,
C11H12N2O; Ln = Sc, Y, La-Nd, Sm-Lu). This type of compounds is of interest due to their
biological activity in some cases exceeding the biological activity of the ligand. To the best of
our knowledge no any information concerning the quantum-chemical calculation possible
application to improve the absorption bands assignment in the IR - spectra of these
compounds, to determine the lanthanide – the ligand donor atom bond length and energy, as
well as to calculate ΔG298 for the complex cations formation has been found.
In this regard, quantum-chemical calculations were performed in the framework of the
scalar-relativistic Density Functional Theory (DFT) (PBE exchange-correlation functional [1])
with the Priroda package [2]. Scalar - relativistic approximation with the L11 all-electron
basis set [3] was used due to the presence of heavy elements for which the influence of
relativistic effects on the structural and spectral characteristics is pronounced. Spin-
unrestricted DFT method was applied for calculations of the open-shell complexes (all Ln,
except La and Lu). Geometry optimization was performed without any restrictions on the
molecular symmetry on the basis of the atomic coordinates determined by the single crystal
XRD. The steady-state character of the optimized structures was confirmed by the absence of
imaginary frequencies in the vibrational spectra.
It was shown that the obtained from quantum - chemical calculations spectral
characteristics are close to the experimental wave numbers for both series of isostructural
compounds. It was found that dependences of the lanthanide – the ligand donor atom length
and energy, as well as the values of ΔG298 for complex cations formation on the atomic
number of the complexing atom are non-monotonous ones due to the tetrad effect. The results
obtained are compared with the protonation energies of a number of organic ligands (PBE
exchange-correlation functional, TZDP basis), the latter ones serving as the criterion of the
ligands ability to be incorporated into complex compounds. The ligands series, on the basis of
their ability to be introduced into the inner coordination sphere of the lanthanide-containing
complexes, was derived and discussed.
References
1. Perdew J.P., Burke K., Ernzerhof M. Generalized Gradient Approximation Made
Simple // Phys.Rev. Lett.1996. V. 77. P. 3865 – 3868.
2. Laikov D.N. Fast Evaluation of Density Functional Exchange-Correlation Terms Using
the Expansion of the Electron Density in Auxiliary Basis Set // Chem. Phys. Lett. 1997.
V.281. P. 151-156.
3. Laikov D.N. A new class of atomic basic functions for accurate electronic structure
calculations of molecules// Chem. Phys. Lett. 2005. V.416. No.1-3. P. 116-120.
150 ♦ XIX International Conference on Chemical Thermodynamics in Russia
The data base on the enthalpies of formation of not branched organic radicals containing
sulfur is analyzed and expanded. Comparison of ΔfH0 not cyclic thiol radicals with the literary
data on ΔfH0 of molecules [1-4] was performed. For the first time ΔfH0 for R -СН=SIVH2 were
determined. In the framework of the additive - group approach and «structure - property
(enthalpy of formation)» correlations the analysis of the data were made and new parameter
specifications were obtained. The values of computed parameters ΔfH0 were in a good
agreement with experimental data.
The study of «structure - property (enthalpy of formations)» relationship was carried out
within the framework of the first approximation of an additive - group method. Feature of the
additive - group method realization with respect to compounds containing sulfur (the groups -
SH and =SH2) was considered.
The values of ΔfH0 for significant number of radicals not studied earlier were found, and
study of the relationship "structure - property (enthalpy of formations)" with new
parametrization have been carried out.
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radicals. M.: Mir. 2001,-304 p.
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Boca Raton: L., N.-Y., 2007.
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and С-Н in compounds containing sulfur // Petrochemistry. - 2003. - Т. 43, N 6. - P. 406-411.
Section 2 — Thermodynamics of individual chemical compounds ♦ 151
The basic method which allows to achieve desired properties of complex oxide material
is doping with donor and acceptor elements. In present work influence of properties and
concentration of dopant on crystal structure and physicochemical properties of lanthanum
manganite LaMnO3 were studied. Doping was performed in A-site (by substitution for La3+
by Ba2+) and in B-site (by substitution for Mn3+ by Fe3+) at the same time.
The samples of La1-xBaxMn1-yFeyO3 were synthesized by standard ceramic route in three
24h-steps in temperature range of 1123 ≤ T, K ≤1373 followed by quenching to room
temperature. The phase purity was investigated by means of X-ray diffraction on a DRON-3
UM diffractometer using Cu Кα-radiation. XRD data were refined by the Rietveld method
using FullProf software. As a result, phase composition data allowed to propose a fragment of
phase diagram for LaMnO3-BaMnO3-BaFeO3-LaFeO3 system at 1373 K in air.
For thermal properties investigation, the samples of La1-xBaxMn1-yFeyO3 were pressed
into bars and annealed at 1773 K within 24h. Relative expansion measurements were carried
out by means of a high-temperature dilatometer NETZSCH DIL 402C in temperature range of
293 ≤ T, K ≤1373 and heating/cooling speed of 2 K/min. Thermal expansion coefficients of
La1-xBaxMn1-yFeyO3 phases calculated from dilatometric data in temperature range of
303 ≤ T, K ≤1373 are close to TEC of YSZ which allows to recommend those compounds as
promising cathode materials for high-temperature fuel cells.
Particle size measurements for single-phase powders of La1-xBaxMn1-yFeyO3 were
performed by means of a laser diffraction particle size analyzer SALD-7101 Shimadzu. The
samples were carefully ground in an agate mortar in ethanol. The resulting powder was put
into sample preparation device where it was dispersed by means of stirring and ultrasonic.
Then the suspension was delivered automatically into measuring cell. Calculation results of
particle size distribution are presented.
Measurements of ASR polarization resistance was carried out by means of impedance
spectroscopy on a Elins-Z500-PX impedancemeter in frequency range of 10 Hz to 0.5 MHz
and in temperature range of 973 ≤ T, K ≤1373 using symmetrical cells. Zr0.9Y0.1O2 and
Ce0.8Sm0.2O2 were used as electrolytes. The obtained impedance curves were analyzed by the
graph-analytic method using ZView software. As a result, it was found that polarization
resistance of La0.8Ba0.2Mn1-xFexO3 cathodes depends on used electrolyte material to a large
extent.
This work was supported by Russian foundation for basic research program (project
№ 12-03-31875).
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In the TE mass spectra of LnI2 the ions I-, LnI3-, Ln2I5- were detected. Analysis of these
data indicates to the thermal stability of Sm, Eu, Yb diiodides for disproportionation as
opposed to dibromides. The experimental study of Sm and Yb triiodides has shown the
thermal decomposition process with the release of molecular iodine.
These results allowed to conclude the possibility of thermodynamic determination of
sublimation enthalpies for SmI2, EuI2, YbI2.
The study was supported by The Russian Foundation for Basic Research (project 12-03-
3132112) and The Ministry of Education and Science of Russian Federation (project
14.B37.21.1192).
Section 2 — Thermodynamics of individual chemical compounds ♦ 159
Bulk metallic glasses (BMG) is a novel group of engineering materials with unique
mechanical, thermal, magnetic and corrosion properties. Nowadays BMG samples of several
cm in size were obtained in Zr-, Ti-, Pd, Co, Ni-based alloys. It was discovered, in particular,
that Co-based amorphous wires and ribbons exhibit the giant magneto-impedance effect,
which has been subsequently developed in high-sensitivity sensor materials. However, due to
the low glass forming ability (GFA), it is difficult to produce Co-based bulk amorphous
alloys; therefore it is still necessary to develop a Co-based BMG with high GFA.
In this work we investigated the influence of gallium and antimony additions on
melting, crystallization and electronic structure of Co47Fe20.9B21.2Si4.6Nb6.3 alloy. These 2
elements were chosen because they match rather well the criterion of increased GFA given by
A. Inoue: differences in atomic radii against the main elements of the alloy (cobalt and iron)
are about 12%; the systems Co-Ga and Co-Sb are characterized by the negative heat of mixing
(ΔH is up to -11 kJ/mol in case of Co-Ga pair and up to -14 kJ/mol for Co-Sb).
Magnetic susceptibility measurements were performed on an equipment using relative
variant of Faraday’s method. The values of magnetic susceptibility were obtained during
heating and subsequent cooling with the steps for 5–10 K and isothermal expositions for 4–5
min at each temperature or during continuous scan with a rate of 2 K/min. The total
uncertainty of the determined values of magnetic susceptibility was below than ± 2%.
This property was found to be rather informative for obtaining the characteristics of
melting/solidification. In particular, using χ-1 = f(T) dependences it is easy to determine
liquidus temperature at heating (TLH) and subsequent cooling (TLC) by fixing the curve bends.
Afterwards the undercooling can be obtained as ΔT = TLH – TLC. It was found that the
additions of gallium raise remarkably the liquidus both at heating and at cooling, but the latter
increases faster and hence undercooling decreases. On the contrary, 2% of antimony lifts
liquidus temperature as much as 3 % of gallium at heating but not the same for cooling and so
the undercooling reaches rather high value. However, both Ga and Sb additions shift the
beginning of crystallization to elevated temperatures in comparison with the base
composition.
Fitting the experimental χ(T) curves by the generalized Curie-Weiss law one can obtain
some characteristics of electronic structure of the alloys. It was stated, in particular, that the
additions of gallium shift paramagnetic Curie temperature θ to higher values and hence
strengthen the interatomic interaction in the melt, because θ is proportional to the overlap
integral between the neighboring atoms. Thus the addition of Ga leads to slowing-down of the
formation and growth of nucleus and hence to a decrease of the embedded crystalline particles
sizes. In the case of antimony additions, θ goes down. It means that Sb atoms “do not want” to
be incorporated into the existing short-range order of the melt, but distort it. Maybe because of
this, the solubility of antimony in base metals (Co and Fe) is very low.
The suggestions on optimal content of Ga and Sb additions to BMG forming alloy are
discussed.
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Radicals (Nauka, Moscow, 2001) [in Russian].
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Section 2 — Thermodynamics of individual chemical compounds ♦ 163
∆ f H 298
(exp) - ∆ f H 298
(calc), kJ/mol
G4, Isodesmic
ccCA-PS3 *
∆ f H 298
ccCA-S3 *
G3MP2B3
ccCA-P *
(exp),
reactions
G4MP2
Compound
G4
G3
kJ/mol
CH2(NO2)2 -38.5 ± 1.3 14.2 2.8 6.2 2.8 0.0 9.2 4.6 -1.9
C(NO2)4 82.4 ± 1.7 16.8 -8.5 4.5 -3.9 -24.7 -9.6 -17.2 0.4
* K.R. Jorgensen, G.A. Oyedepo, A.K. Wilson, J. Hazard. Mater. 186 (2011) 583.
However it is impossible to choose one of them as the most reliable, whereas the
isodesmic reactions give a good agreement with the experimental values in all cases. Thus, the
isodesmic reaction method was used in this study to check the available experimental data on
nitro compounds and predict the enthalpies of formation of new energetic compounds. Special
consideration was given to use of the internally consistent values of enthalpies of formation of
reference compounds.
The results of enthalpy of formation calculation are given in this work for more than 60
nitro compounds. Among the two widely-used experimental values for nitromethane (-74.5
and -81.0 kJ/mol), our calculations strongly support the first one. The theoretical value for
nitrobenzene (62.8 kJ/mol) is slightly lower than the experimental one (67.5 kJ/mol). Since
the theoretical value is based on about 100 isodesmic reactions with 26 different reference
nitro compounds, new measurements of enthalpy of formation of nitrobenzene would be
extremely valuable as a check on the accuracy of the theoretical calculations. On the basis of
theoretical evidence, the enthalpies of formation of some nitro compounds (CH(NO2)3,
CH3N(NO2)2, CH3C(NO2)3, 5-nitrouracil and others) may also not be as accurate as cited
experimentally.
Section 2 — Thermodynamics of individual chemical compounds ♦ 167
On the basis of obtained expressions the program suit for calculation of that contribution to
the thermodynamic properties (enthalpy, entropy, heat capacity and Gibbs free energy) was
created.
Studying of the internal rotation contribution was performed on the example of
mononitroalkane series n-CH3(CH2)nNO2, with n ≤ 7. The rotations of tops about all bonds C-
C and C-N were considered. Expressions for the potential function V(φ) and the rotation
constant F(φ) were represented as follows
( )
∞
V (ϕ ) = V0 + ∑ Vm/ cos(mϕ ) + Vm// sin (mϕ ) (3)
m =1
∞ ∞
F (ϕ ) = F0 + ∑ Fm/ cos(mϕ ) + ∑ Fm// sin (mϕ ) . (4)
m =1 m =1
c) by direct summation of torsional energy levels εi (quantum approach) from the solving of
equation (1)
∞ εi
−
Евн.вращ ∝ ∑ ε i e kT
(6)
i =1
Comparison of models was carried out and recommendations on their choice, based on
the specified accuracy of calculation, are made.
Section 2 — Thermodynamics of individual chemical compounds ♦ 173
This study was supported by Russian Foundation for Basis Research (project № 12-03-
31758mol_а).
Section 2 — Thermodynamics of individual chemical compounds ♦ 175
This work was supported by the Federal Agency of Education of the Russian Federation
and grant RFFI № 12-03-91663-ERA_а.
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Carboxylic esters of fatty acids are widely used in the world as biofuels and effective phase
change materials. A mixture of three esters of unsaturated fatty acids C18 - methyl oleate (MO),
methyl linoleate (ML) and methyl linolenate (MLn) are used as a motor and boiler fuel in the
European Union (EN14214/590 and EN14213 standards). The use of renewable biofuel is
environmentally preferable to usual fuel.
Literature data on the thermodynamic properties of the fatty acid esters are scarce: there are
data on enthalpies of formation, vapor pressures at temperatures of (390/429 - 440/480) K and
low pressures (0.015/0.139 - 0.26/2.0) kPa and the enthalpies of vaporization, found by
chromatography.
This work is devoted to further accumulation of data on key thermodynamic properties of
esters: determination of low-temperature heat capacities and characteristics of the phase
transitions crystal–liquid, extrapolation of vapor pressures to temperatures of triple points, Ttp,
and 298.15 K and the establishment of the thermodynamic functions S°m(T) and ∆T0 H m for
condensed and ideal gas states, including the functions of formation ΔfSmo(T), ΔfHmo(T) and
ΔfGmo(T) at T = 298.15 K.
The study of esters of fatty acids is a difficult task due to the low volatility, high boiling
points and thermal instability of the compounds. Therefore, studies were conducted using
experimental and computational methods, including the principle of additivity. Possibilities of the
methods were tested on the lower carboxylic acid esters C3-C5, more suitable for the experiment.
The heat capacities, characteristics of solid-phase transitions and melting of methyl stearate
(MS), MO, ML and MLn were measured by vacuum adiabatic calorimetry in the temperature
region (5/7-372) K. The saturated vapor pressures for ethyl propanoate (EPr) and methyl
butanoate (MBut) were determined by comparative ebulliometry in the «atmospheric» pressure
range of (4/11-101.7) kPa. Extending of the vapor pressures to region of triple points and T =
298.15 K was performed by simultaneous processing pT data and low-temperature heat
capacities, ΔСр,m= С°р,m(g) - Ср,m(liq):
ln ( p / p ) = A′ + B ′ / T + C ′ ln T + D ′ ⋅ T ,
( ∆C p ,m / 2 ) / R= (1/ 2 ) ⋅ C p0,m ( г ) − С p ,m ( ж) / R= C ′ / 2 + D′ ⋅ T ,
Heat capacities of ideal gas of С°р,m(g) are calculated by the additive method using
literature data on the heat capacities of real gases (vapors) of methyl and ethyl acetate (Connett
J.E., Counsell J.F., Lee D.A., J. Chem. Thermodynamics. 1976. V. 8. p. 1199-1203). The vapor
pressures of the esters of fatty acid at T = 298.15 K are (1.20 - 2.15)•10-3 Pa, the error in
calculating is p (298.15) ≤ 10%.
The series of data on the thermodynamic properties of esters of higher and lower carboxylic
acids are received and discussed. As shown in the table, the values of S°m(g)(exp.)
Entropy (298 K); J/( K∙mol) EPr MBut
S°m(g)(exp.) 402.1 ± 2.0 399.5 ± 2.0
S°m(g)(addit.) 402.3 400.7
obtained by the third law of thermodynamics on the basis of experimental data for esters MBut
and EPr are consistent within the error limits with those found by the additive method,
S°m(g)(addit.). Coincidence of the considered values confirms reliability of the used calculation
procedures.
Section 2 — Thermodynamics of individual chemical compounds ♦ 177
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This work was financially supported in parts by the Ministry of Education and Science
of Russian Federation within the Federal Target Program “The scientific and scientific-
education personnel of Innovative Russia for 2009–2013.”
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Stability of the complexes increases with the rise of the covalent component in the
M3+─ligand bond. This well explains the increase in stability of the complexes of aluminum
to indium and gallium. Approximately equal lgβ values for the complexes Ga3+ and In3+ with
IDS can be explained on the basis of structural correspondence of the central ion and the
ligand. For example, for a relatively small gallium fluoride complexes are especially strong,
and for larger indium and thallium - chloride and bromide complexes are especially strong.
Probably, gallium ion that is small enough can form with small-sized ligand IDS more stable
complexes than bigger indium ion.
The work was supported by the Federal Program "Scientific and scientific-pedagogical
personnel of innovative Russia in 2009 - 2013 years." (Project № 14.B37.21.0653) and the
program "User Youth Science Innovation Competition – UMNIK-2012".
Section 2 — Thermodynamics of individual chemical compounds ♦ 183
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Литература
[1] Орлов Ю.Д., Лебедев Ю.А., Сайфуллин И.Ш. Термохимия органических свободных
радикалов. М.: Наука. 2001, -304 с.
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Boca Raton, 2007
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The First Forty Years. / C.E. Dykstra, G. Frenking, K.S. Kim and G.E. Scuseria (Ed.).
Amsterdam, Boston: Elsevier, 2005, p. 785.
Section 2 — Thermodynamics of individual chemical compounds ♦ 191
ПОЛИАКРИЛАМИДНЫЕ КОМПЛЕКСЫ
ИОНОВ МЕТАЛЛОВ ПОДГРУППЫ ХРОМА
Сейлханова Г.А., Оспанова А.К., Ашимхан Н.С., Муханова А., Усипбекова Е.Ж.
Казахский национальный университет имени аль-Фараби, Алматы, Казахстан
e-mail: g_seilkhanova@mail.ru
Полимерные сорбенты, как известно, образуют более прочные комплексы с
ионами металлов по сравнению с их низкомолекулярными аналогами, так как
образующиеся полимерметаллические комплексы (ПМК) стабилизируются не только за
счет ковалентных связей и электростатических сил, но и за счет гидрофобного
взаимодействия. Поэтому с целью разработки эффективных способов извлечения,
концентрирования токсичных соединений были проведены исследования по
установлению термодинамических характеристик процессов образования
полимерметаллических комплексов ионов металлов подгруппы хрома. В качестве
высокомолекулярного лиганда использован полиакриламид (ПАА), содержащий в
своем составе два донорных атома – кислород и азот, что обеспечивает его
возможность образовывать координационные соединения. Кроме того, данный
полимер, в силу экономической доступности, широко используется в промышленности.
Системы, содержащие ионы металлов подгруппы хрома, полиакриламид, были
исследованы потенциометрическим, кондуктометрическим, вискозиметрическим
методами в водной и водно-органической средах. Результаты указывают на
образование соединений ПАА-Cr3+- = 4:1, а для систем ПАА-WO42- = 2:1, ПАА-MO42- =
6:1. Исследуемые процессы сопровождаются понижением рН и вязкости растворов, а
также повышением их электропроводности, это обусловлено образованием
полиакриламидных хелатов с выделением протонов, в результате чего
гидродинамические размеры высокомолекулярного лиганда умешьшаются.
Предложены схемы формирования ПМК ионов хрома, молибдена, вольфрама.
В работе были рассчитаны концентрационные константы устойчивости
полиакриамидных комплексов ионов металлов при различных значениях ионной силы
раствора и температурах. На основе анализа зависимости контант равновесия
процессов комплексообразования от ионной силы раствора установлены
термодинамические константы исследуемых реакций. Практически во всех
исследуемых системах прочность комплексов выше в водно-спиртовой среде. Это,
вероятно, обусловлено тем, что в органической среде энергия сольватации ионов
металлов меньше, что приводит к повышению доступности функциональных групп
лиганда при комплексообразовании. В водной среде, как известно, диполи молекул
воды более сильно связаны с центральным ионом комплексообразователя и
конкурируют за лигандные места во внутренней координационной сфере иона металла.
Кроме того, вероятно, система тратит больше энергии на разрушение связей с
гидратной оболочкой у ионов металлов по сравнению с их сольватной в С2Н5ОН.
Процессы связывания ионов металлов сопровождаются отрицательными значениями
энергии Гиббса, что свидетельствует о термодинамической разрешенность данных
реакций в прямом направлении. Исследуемые реакции – эндотермические, для которых
характерно положительное значение изменения энтропии, которое обусловлено
разрушением гидратных оболочек лигандных групп полимерного лиганда,
вытеснением молекул воды из первой координационной сферы иона металла-
комплексообразователя, в результате формирования прочных хелатных
координационных соединений.
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Литература
1. Бектуров Е.А., Бимендина Л.А., Мамытбеков Г.К. Комплексы водорастворимых
полимеров и гидрогелей. - Алматы:Гылым, 2002. - 220 с.
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Section 3
Thermodynamics
of solutions and
heterogeneous systems
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respectively .
So in the first case, the angle of inclination characterizes the influence of the metal
cation’s structure in solution on the thermal effect. In quantitative terms, the value is equal to
the difference in temperature compensation for metal cation when moving from free to bound
in the complex [2]. In the second – it is the value of the energy stability of the metal cation as
a result of the transfer from the solution to the complex, due to the distortion of the ion’s
electrostatic field by ligand’s effect. In the third – it is shown to increase the degree of cation’s
structure reduces the stability of the complex in result of hydration, i.e., the most structured
cation is less reactive with respect to the ligand, in this case it is nickel (II) ion [3].
Further, at various ionic strengths were obtained values of the slope dependence of the
enthalpy of the transfer dibuthyldithiophosphate complexes of iron, cobalt (II) and nickel (II)
from aqueous medium in the electrolyte solution on the function of ionic strength in the
temperature range 298-318 K: for complexes iron (II) ion at ionic strengths 0.075-0.25 is 0.32,
at ionic strength 0.5-0.75 equal to 326.10, for the cobalt (II) ions 0.04 and -35.66, for nickel
(II) ions - 0.29 and 297.07 respectively. It was established that dominant influence on the
behavior of the complexes has a primary salt effect (tgα>0) at ionic strength of 0.5 to 0.75; at
0.075-0.25 - secondary (tgα<0), except Co2+ ions [4]. The obtained relations can be used in
the selection process with contributions from the metal ion-chelator and influence of
indifferent salt.
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As seen from the data (table) the introduction of another ligand significantly increases
the stability constants at low ionic strengths. It is shown that the presence of potassium
dibuthyldithiophosphate strengthens the structure of the complex due to the lower basicity, at
the same time, the presence of isopropyl radical increases the strength of the metal-ligand to a
lesser extent. However, in sum, this leads to positive deviations from additivity, indicating a
more energetically favorable interaction of copper cations with different ligands than with the
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complexes - 1:2 with tryptophan. From the data of the table that the introduction of an
additional ligand strengthens the inner-sphere complex with dibuthildithiophosphate anion,
but the presence of high ionic strengths of the second ligand is energetically favorable and the
balance shifts toward mono ligand dibuthyldithiophosphate complexes of silver (I).
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– 1-Butyl-3-methylimidazolium trifluoromethanesulfonate
{[bmim][TfO]}, IL-1;
–1-Butyl-3-methylimidazolium bis(trifluorome-
thylsulfonyl)imide {[bmim][Tf2N]}, IL-2;
– 1-butyl-3-methylpyridinium bis(trifluoromethyl-
sulfonyl)imide {[bmpy][Tf2N]}, IL-3.
The purity of ILs used in thermochemical research exceeded 99 % and residual quantity
of water didn’t exceed 0.1 %.
In article being reported solution enthalpies of IL-1, IL-2 and IL-3 in water and
acetonitrile at various concentrations at 298.15 К were measured. In addition enthalpies of
dilution of water and acetonitrile IL-1 solutions in these solvents from three different
concentrations for each system to nearly the same concentration were measured.
Measurements were taken in airtight highly sensitive isothermal calorimeter. Its thermometric
and calorimetric sensitivities are 8·10-6 К and 0.007 J, respectively; accuracy of shell constant
temperature control is ±0.005 К.
Calorimeter constant was determined by electric method with systematic error to a
maximum of 0.1 %. Thermochemical measurements were taken in extremely severe
conditions, viz. in the most experiments amount of heat being measured didn’t exceed 1 J.
According to results of measurements of enthalpies of dissolution of IL solutions in
water and acetonitrile by the procedure [1] enthalpies and ionic association constants in
specified solvents were calculated. These values as well as solution enthalpies of IL-1, IL-2
and IL-3 in water and acetonitrile allowed to identify standard enthalpies of solution of three
ionic liquids in water and acetonitrile.
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Fig.1. Glass transition temperature (a) and ratio Feisol/Feclast (b) vs. total iron content (wt.%) in
glasses 19Na2O-81SiO2-wFetot. Symbols correspond to the high pressure measurements: 1 (♦),
50 (■) and 100 (▲) bar; ● – results of Mössbauer spectroscopy, ○ - EPR
The work is performed at User Facilities Center of M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State
University under financial support of Ministry of Education and Science of Russian
Federation (Contract N16.552.11.7081) within the Lomonosov MSU Development Program
and supported financially by Saint-Gobain Recherché.
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Section 3 — Thermodynamics of solutions and heterogeneous systems ♦ 211
K –
+
(Cl)RhTPP + H …R+ O2 (O2)(Cl)RhTPP…H+…R, R = HSO4 (1)
Thermodynamics of the reaction (1) in the AcOH−2÷9 М H2SO4 mixtures at 308 ÷ 338
K was studied by the molar ratios method. The equilibrium and rate constants (K and k) of the
reaction (1) were calculated and their dependences on temperature were studied.
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Content PbO,
0.60 1.76 3.56 5.20 5.21 11.59 22.31
mol. %
Spinodal
17 654 713 760 766 790 800
temperature, 0С
This study was carried out based on the financial support by the Russian Foundation
for Basic Research according to the project No. 10-03-00705.
Section 3 — Thermodynamics of solutions and heterogeneous systems ♦ 213
[1]. The scheme of assumed mechanism of proton transfer (PT) in n-alcohols by a relay
mechanism is proposed. According to this scheme, PT occurs in the volume of "free" solvent
in which H-bonds are broken [2]. Each molecule in "free" solvent takes part in dipole and
dispersive interactions with the nearest solvent molecules. It is possible to consider the stage
of close approach of an ion MH+- ion and a solvent molecule to a distance, sufficient for their
consideration as a uniform kinetic formation, as a stage of a proton transfer by ion MH+- ion
by a hydrodynamic mechanism.
Attractive coefficient of friction (ζattr) for МН +, Cl-, Br- and I- -ions in water and n-
alcohols from methanol to n-pentanol is calculated and analyzed at 5 - 55 0С. It is shown [2],
that negative value ζattr corresponds to ions with solvation while positive value ζattr – to ions
with positive solvation. Negative solvation of a proton in water and n-alcohols and of halide
ions in water is established. So, negative solvation of a proton is caused by its resolvation
occurring in the course of proton transfer by a relay mechanism. For Cl -, Br -, I - halide ions
positive solvation in n-alcohols and negative solvation in water is observed. However, for Cl–-
ion in water a shift from negative to positive solvation takes place at a temperature of
approximately 300 K, which is in agreement with literature data.
Near solvation of МН +-ion is defines it abnormally high electric mobility. As is known,
it is caused by ion-molecular and intermolecular interactions at short distances. In this
connection attractive coefficient of friction has been presented as a sum of 2 components:
ς=attr ς attr
MM
+ ς attr
IM
. These components take into account short-range molecule-molecule ( ς attr
MM
)
and ion-molecule ( ς attr
IM
) interactions. The calculation procedure of ς attr
MM
and ς attr
IM
values is
offered.
Dependence ζattr for MH+ on dispersion energy (Udisp) of n-alcohols is linear, and on
energy of H-bond is not linear. Thus, the growth of negative solvation of MH +-ion is
promoted by dispersion energy growth in n-alcohols.
Linear dependence ζattr on Udisp allows to predict values of ζattr in other primary alcohols
and, thus, to predict negative solvation of a proton in these solvents.
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created classification and atlas of diagrams structures of vapor-liquid equilibrium of
biazeotropic three component systems (74 types of diagrams). All known and newly
discovered real three-component systems can be put in correspondence to each type.
Thus based on data about vapor-liquid equilibrium from computer simulation, we have
determined characteristics of binary and ternary azeotropes and set classes, types and subtypes
of the diagrams structures of vapor-liquid equilibrium of ternary biazeotropic systems formed
by the base biazeotropic constituent benzene – perfluorobenzene and the third component:
methyl propionate, tert amyl alcohol, ethanol, n-propanol, methyl ethyl ketone.
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The work is carried out at financial support of the Russian Fund of Basic Researches (the
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The author’s results [1–7] concerning development of the theory of isotropic and
anisotropic fluctuations in liquids and applications to molecular models of integral Raleigh
light scattering in liquids and mixtures are discussed. The special attention is paid to the
problem of constructing generalized thermodynamic and molecular models of the system with
internal variables of various kind and tensor dimension and applications to fluctuations, light
scattering and relaxation phenomena.
The methods for deriving thermodynamic potentials of the non-equilibrium states of
matter characterized by the internal parameters of various nature and tensor dimension have
been developed. The expressions for the fluctuating parts of Helmgoltz energy F and Gibbs
energy G for the closed systems, as well as the grand thermodynamic potential Ω for the open
non-equilibrium systems were derived [1–2]. Models with discrete and continuous
distributions of parameters of state, described by the scalar, vector, and tensor internal
parameters are presented. General thermodynamic relationships for the fluctuating anisotropic
states of liquids were established. The contributions from fluctuations of internal parameters
to thermodynamic properties (heat capacity, compressibility, thermal expansion coefficient,
etc.) are discussed. The notion of equilibrium and nonequilibrium (according to internal
variables) fluctuations is introduced. It is shown that the fluctuations of extensive variables
(energy, entropy, volume) are defined by classic expressions with equilibrium susceptibilities
(heat capacity, compressibility), related to the constant thermodynamic affinity of internal
process, while the fluctuations of intensive variables (temperature, pressure) are expressed
through instant values of susceptibilities, related to constant extent of internal process.
The theory of Rayleigh light scattering in relaxing media, taking into account the
internal field effects is constructed. The expression for local field for anisotropic states of
matter is given [6]. Theory of anisotropic light scattering is constructed taking into account
the internal field effects with generalized Lorenz-Lorentz formula for weakly nonequilibrium
anisotropic fluctuation states of matter, valid for molecular liquids with molecular
polarizability tensors of general form, not only with axial symmetry [8]. The correlation of the
density and concentration fluctuations in mixtures was established. The new contributions to
Rayleigh light scattering due to fluctuations of the internal parameters were revealed. They
can be comparable with the contributions from density fluctuations.
The relationship between internal parameters and molecular models of liquid systems is
discussed with emphasis on thermodynamic and structural parameters of supramolecular
ordering in liquids. The optic correlation factors [1] (similar to Kirkwood dipole correlation
factor in the theory of dielectrics [1]) are introduced. They reflect correlations of main axes of
polarizability tensors of molecules in liquids. Their relationships with thermodynamic and
structural parameters of supramolecular aggregation in nonideal liquid systems are
established, for various topologic forms of supramolecular species.
The results on modeling supramolecular ordering in molecular mixtures, self-organized
by noncovalent molecular interactions like H-bonding are presented in the framework of
unified approach for describing and analyzing their thermodynamic, dielectric, optic, and
kinetic properties [1–2].
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dp =k ⋅p ,
dτ k = 1 ⋅ dp (2)
p dτ
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At any dimethyl sulfoxide content the complex formation process is less exothermic
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beneficial at XDMSO > 0.1. The ligand contribution dominates only when XDMSO = 0.5,
however, ΔtrHL correlates strongly with ΔtrHr in the solvent composition interval 0.3 ≤ XDMSO
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∆G 0 − RT ln
=
1
= RT ln K s
0 (1) where – ∆G(0М Х q ),Т
Gibbs's standard energy,
( М р Х q ),Т Ks
0 р
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where Q=∑ Y (
n-( 5 2 )) b
( n- 5 2 ) n! , b = µ e a32ε k B , Y = µ e ε k B r 2T .
n 2
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,
(1)
where Vm– molar volume mixtures at Т and р; х– molar fraction of second component.
For calculation of using (1)
one needs values of Vm and its
dependences on composition x at
constant temperature T and pressure p
of mixture p. In this work for
calculation of partial molar volumes
we used results of p,Vm,T,x-
measurements of water+alcohol
mixtures (methanol, ethanol and 1-
propanol) with x=0.2, 0.5, 0.8 in the
range of temperatures 613.15 – 653.15
К and pressures 20 – 50 MPa [2].
Dependence of molar volume on
concentration Vm=f(x)p,T is described
Dependence of partial molar volume of by polynomial equation with relative
components on concentration of ethanol for deviation 0,5%.
water+ethanol mixtures at T=653,15 K and p=40 Characteristic feature for all of
MPa. three researched mixtures is that there
is insignificant growth of partial molar
volumes of water and decreasing of partial molar volumes of alcohols with increasing of
alcohol concentration. Water+hydrocarbon mixtures in critical state have similar character of
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-7
0
0 50 100 150 200
-8 100 150 200
-1
U(r min)105, Дж/моль
-9
G 104 J/mol
-2
-10
-11 -3
-12 -4
-13
-5
-14
-6
Т,о С
Т, oС
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where A(G0) and A(0) are the signal intensity in presence and absence of field gradient, γ is the
proton–gyromagnetic ratio, G0 is the magnetic field gradient and τ is the time gap between the
pulses. Three contributions to the general dependence of A(G0) can be distinguished. These
components with different values of D correspond to the diffusions of decane, surfactant
monomers and reverse micelles or microemulsion droplets.
An increase in temperature leads to monotonic increase in D values of reverse micelles of
Tween80 + Span80 in decane at 35 wt.% of the total surfactant content. The D values of
microemulsion droplets forming by the water addition reduce in comparison with D of the reverse
micelles. The effect of temperature on the self-diffusion coefficients of microemulsion droplets
for С10H22(62.7 wt.%)-Span80/Tween80[49/51] (33.3 wt.%)-H20(4.0 wt.%) system is shown in
fig. 1. At a certain temperature the dependencies obtained change for all three components. This
is probably the result of the new phase formation. According to the PCS data the droplets sizes
increase in the temperature range studied.
pure
C10H22
1E-5
C10H22
D, cm2s-1
surfactant
monomers
1E-6
microemulsion
droplets
1E-7
2,85 2,90 2,95 3,00 3,05 3,10 3,15 3,20 3,25 3,30 3,35 3,40
1000/T, K-1
The orders of crystallization n in functions lg k = f (γ) are significantly greater than two,
which is not consistent with the dislocation mechanism of crystal growth. In addition, for a
given system exponents increase with the growth of initial supersaturation. In our opinion,
these orders are the result of the approximation of exponential law, which describes the two-
dimensional nucleation mechanism.
As a result of research of the kinetics of monohydrate calcium oxalate formation the
values of the rate constants and orders of crystallization are obtained, and found that the
growth of crystals of calcium oxalate monohydrate occurs by two-dimensional mechanism.
This work was partially supported by the Russian Foundation for Basic Research
(№ 12-03-98011-r_sibir_a).
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[NiGG]+- Ni2+
∆trG°, kJ/mole
7 7
pK1 5
lgK1
pKi
6 6
5
lgK1 0 X(DMSO), mol. tr.
5
0,0 0,2 0,4 0,6
4 4
1
3 X(DMSO), mol. fr. 3
-5
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Here i, j, k = 1, 2, 3 are indices of components, sum is taken over binaries, i.e. pairs (i,j)
with i < j.
That model is implemented in the Thermo-Calc software and is widely accepted for
CALPHAD calculations of phase equilibria for systems with 3 and more components.
The resulting expression for Lupis Ψ function may be expressed as sum of Ψ function
values for bounding binaries, calculated at x1, x2, x3 in the ternary, plus accounts from
parameters of ternary interactions as well as from squares and pair products of all the
interaction parameters (both binary and ternary ones). The result obtained generalize well-
knows formulae of Meiering (1950) which were obtained in the frame of regular solution
model.
Published thermodynamic data for the Cu–Au–Sn, Ag–Au–Sn and Ag–Pd–Sn ternaries
were used to gain an impression of typical behavior of Ψ function in disordered phases in the
systems formed by two transition and simple metals. There are fairly detailed data both for
enthalpies of formation in wide composition regions and for tin activity.
The approximation possibilities of the model were investigated. It was found that
combined effect of parameters of ternary interactions on the Ψ function is counter-intuitive, as
negative values of those not uncommonly give rise to de-stabilizing (in the sense of Ψ
function) effect.
The results obtained were used for prediction of thermodynamic properties of liquid and
fcc solid solutions in the Au-Pd–Sn and Cu–Pd–Sn ternaries. Some recommendations for the
search of the proper values of parameters of ternary interactions were formulated to preclude
the appearance of fictive miscibility gaps in a course of extrapolational predictions of
thermodynamic properties of the ternaries of this kind, including non-investigated and poorly
investigated ones.
All the calculations were performed using computer algebra system (CAS) maxima,
which is distributed under GPL.
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The negative values of B -coefficient show that in the presence of NicA the structure
breaking component of viscosity is dominant [1]. On the bases of values of B -coefficient,
( )
according with transition-state theory, the values of energy of activation ∆µ 20 ≠ , enthalpy of
(
activation ∆Η 0≠
2 ) and entropy of activation (T∆S ) of viscoflow process were determined
0≠
2
[2].
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Figure 1. Optimal geometrical configurations for ion pair of TAA salt Bu4NBF4 and
of imidazolium IL BmimBF4.
It was shown that in case of TAA salts anion occupies empty space between alkyl groups
of a cation forming contact ion pairs of penetrated type, while imidazolium ILs are
characterized by contact ion pairs where anion is located around an aromatic ring (fig. 1).
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This work was financially supported by the Russian Foundation for Basic Research
(project no. 11-08-01154).
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kJ/mol > ∆H CoA 2 − = -14,75±0,80 kJ/mol > ∆H PbA2− = -14,61±0,27 kJ/mol >
0 0
∆H ZnA
0
2− =
-14,05±0,65 kJ/mol.
Similar associations were observed in the stability of these complexes:
lg β CuA2− = 18,35±0,10 > lg β NiA2− = 16,01±0,04 > lg β CoA2− = 13,54±0,10 >
Table
Compound − ∆ f G (298 K )
0
− ∆ f H (298K )
0 0
S (298K )
кJ⋅mole -1
J⋅К-1⋅mole-1
AgTl3I5 492.52±2.52 463.4±9.7 623.1±24.5
AgTlI2 212.29±1.03 198.8±4.6 268.3±12.1
AgTl2I3 348.63±1.55 328.4±5.9 413.1±14.8
AgBi2I7 378.8±16.2 379.4±14.5 559.3±17.8
Ag2Bi3I11 608.1±24.5 607.0±21.8 895.9±29.0
Ag2BiI5 307.0±8.5 303.8±9.7 334.5.4±17.1
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40
20 [Ni(GG)2]
Addition of each subsequent
0
0,1 0,2 0,3 0,4 0,5 0,6
ligand increases the differences
-20 [NiGG]+ in resolvation enthalpy of
X(DMSO), mol. fr.
r1 complex species (fig. 1). In the
-40
Ni2+ case of the complex compounds
-60 formation on the third stage of
coordination the differences in
solvation of tris- and
biscomplexes are much higher than the change of ligand solvation enthalpy and, thus,
determine the decrease in the exothermicity of complexation on the third stage. Probably large
exothermicity of complexation reactions of nickel(II) with gliycylglycinate-ion due to the
metal-ligand coordination through the amine nitrogen atom of glycylglycine. The interaction
of ion-complexing with the peptide oxygen atom is played a secondary role.
On the basis of thermochemical data found that the formation of complexes nickel with
glycylglycine in water and aqueous solutions of DMSO at its low concentrations (till 0.2÷0.4
mol. fr.) is determined by the enthalpy and entropy components, but at higher concentration of
DMSO main contribution to the formation of the mono- and biscomplexes makes the enthalpy
factor, while for the triscomplexes the entropic component becomes determinant.
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(a) (b)
Fig. 1. Description of data about phase solubility in the alkaline aluminate solution: (a) gibbsite, (b) boehmite.
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into account of H2SiO42- and H3SiO4- forms allowed us to adequately describe osmotic
coefficient data at 25°C.
For independent correctness verification of proposed liquid phase model of Na2O-
Al2O3-SiO2-H2O system an experimental investigation of vapour pressure (and water
activities) were carries out for the quaternary solutions.
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12-03-31069-mol_a).
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1. A.N. Novikov. Zh. Fiz. Khimii. 2009, 83, 13-16.
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N 9 R1
5 N
R2
All compounds form complexes with DNA molecule in water solution. The binding
isotherms were obtained by spectrophotometric titration. Isotherms were analyzed based on
the model with excluded binding sites [2]. Thermodynamic binding constants and the number
of binding sites were determined.
Derivatives with piperazine at the 9th position have the highest affinity to DNA. An
increase in characteristic viscosity of DNA molecule upon binding with the piperazine
derivatives allows us to make an assumption about intercalation of these derivatives into the
DNA double helix.
A change in characteristic viscosity of DNA during the complex forming, hence, the
way of binding the macromolecule with derivatives containing the remainders of morpholine,
pirrolidine and piperidine in 9th position depends on the nature of substitutes at 5th position.
A huge aromatic substitute prevents the intercalation of the chromophore of these compounds
into DNA double helix.
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Fig(a). The state diagram in the benzoic acid – Fig(b). The melts overheating ΔТL+ on
naphthalene system (dotted line – the metastable liquidus ΔТL‾ and solidus ΔТе‾ influence
melts boundary, shr-line – ideal solutions model). (x=90%mol. naphthalene).
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component of the solution A ( s+) B (t−) , ν st+ and ν st− - the number of cations and anions in the
ν st ν st
oxide or fluoride molecule, α and α - valence ions. Ion fraction of the cations and anions
s+ s−
are calculated by the equations:
l k
+
∑ν sj ⋅ n sj −
∑ν it ⋅ nit
j =1 i =1
xs = k l
; yt = k l
,
+ −
∑ ∑ν ij ⋅ nij ∑ ∑ν ij ⋅ nij
i =1 j =1 i =1 j =1
where nij - number of moles of substance (ij) in the solution, k - the total number of
cations, l - the total number of anions. Parameter ξ - the ratio of total cations to total anions,
that is,
k l l
+ −
∑ ∑ ν ij ⋅ nij ∑ αj ⋅yj
i =1 j =1 j =1
ξ= = .
k l k
− +
∑ ∑ ν ij ⋅ nij ∑αi ⋅ xi
i =1 j =1 i =1
To model the equilibria involving oxide-fluoride melts of Na, Ca, Al / / O, F, were
calculated ∆G stij - the Gibbs energy of metabolic reactions, based on data on the
thermodynamic properties of the system components. Evaluated the energy parameters of the
( j ,k )
theory - Qim (T ) and Q(ji,,nk ) (T ) , by processing experimental data on phase diagrams with the
warmth and melting oxides and fluorides of Na, Ca, Al, and Gibbs energies of formation of
compounds.
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P. 48-56.
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2. A.N. Novikov, V.A. Vasilyov. Zh. Fiz. Khimii. 2006, 80, 598-601.
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2200
1770
1700 89%
l SS EuS
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T. Nagasaka and M. Hino // ISIJ International, Vol. 42, № 10. – 2002. – P. 1071–1076.
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Figure. T-x-y diagrams with component B allotropy (a), decomposing АmВn (b) & incongruently
melting АmВnСk (c) compounds. Mass balances for (a) on isopleth B-AC (d). DTA and electrical
conductivity spectra on the curve еВСU of (a) imitation (e).
Main destination of PD computer model – to solve practical problems, beginning from
correct and compact representation of the experimental information and finishing calculations
of formed in the system microconstituents of the phases assemblages. Diagrams of vertical
mass balances give a possibility to follow the changing of phases mass fractions for the given
alloy in calculated temperature intervals. Horizontal mass balances diagrams help to show
relative phase fractions in vertical sections MN at given temperatures (Fig. d). It is possible to
generate the thermogram prototype for given alloy (Fig. e). The peak height of the DTA signal
represents the phase with the maximal increase or decrease of mass portions in the
corresponding temperature interval. Not gear but rectangular peak corresponds to the invariant
regrouping of masses on the horizontal plane. The alloy presence is supported by the elevated
electro conductivity. For a generation of X-ray spectra the training software has been fitted by
the data base with characteristics of initial components A, B and C and corresponding binary
and ternary compounds (with their polymorphous modifications).
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and difference of excess Gibbs energy values in binary mixture component – entrainer [1].
The capabilities of modern databases of physicochemical properties and phase
equilibrium allow to find a large number of potentially effective agents. To reduce the volume
of simulation experiments a further discrimination of E is required.
To solve this problem isoselectivities analyzing of potential entrainers S = α 12 (E)
α 12
was proposed.
Theoretical analysis of selectivity isolines diagrams for ternary systems 1 – 2 – RA has
revealed structures in which entrainer was effective for separation restricted area of separating
compositions 1 – 2 and structures in which an increase of E quantity led to a reduction in
selectivity.
The simulation experiment have been carried out for binary azeotropic mixtures with
industrial significance (organic and petrochemical syntheses technologies, chemical and
pharmaceutical industry). Diagrams of volatility α 12 (E)
= const and selectivity S = const
isolines have been obtained.
Entrainer choice was performed on the base of analysis of diagrams each type, as well as
combining both types of diagrams. Simultaneous analysis of diagrams α 12 (E)
= const and
S = const showed that the efficiency prediction results may be different.
The best entrainer, i.e. providing lower energy costs, if choosing from several providing
similar α 12
(E)
is the one with higher selectivity. This is illustrated when separating systems
methyl ethyl ketone – methanol, ethanol – water, cyclohexane – benzene, acrylonitrile – water
and 1-pentanol – propionic acid. Extractive agents providing the same selectivity in the
acetone – chloroform mixture were identified.
Using isoselectivity diagrams for evaluating the possibility of binary mixtures separation
with different compositions and formation of double entrainers for distillation have also been
proposed in this study.
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The excess volumes for the investigated systems are negative for solvent concentrations
below 25 mol% and positive above this concentration.
The magnitude of enthalpies of mixing for equimolar solutions of investigated system
values showed the following trend
Hexane < Benzene < 1,2-Diclorethane
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Fig. 1. Classes and the types of binodal surfaces structures digraphs in systems without quaternary
azeotrope (хij’ , хij’’ - the top of the splitting simplex, Кk, Кl - critical points,
Кk,-Кl - critical line).
A classification of binodal surfaces digraphs structures was suggested. The first digit
indicates the number of singular points on the binodal surface boundary, the second - the
number of points on the surface (α and β – are the types).
All the digraphs are submitted to the rule of the algebraic sum of singular points indices.
Thus, the use of an approach based on a net-concentrations allowed to take into account all the
physical-chemical characteristics of splitting, which are reflected in the structure of binodal
surface.
The work is carried out at financial support of the Russian Fund of Basic Researches (the
project № 11-03-00295-a).
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It is known that water compared to other liquids has the lowest coefficient of thermal
expansion which is expalined by the structural features of water. In liquid phase molecules of
water are organized associates and the each molecule of water is rounded with 4÷5 molecules
of water. As following from Table with the increase of temperature α is increased for studied
solutions. Consequently, there is an increase in the molar volume. The increase of α with the
rise of temperature is different for studied systems. It is stronger for buffer, spatially for
temperatures higher than 313.15K. Perhaps this is due to the fact that the ions displace some
of the molecules of water from the voids of the hexagonal structure, as result of this increasing
the degree of hydration of ions and the proportion of linear hydrogen bonds.
Irradiation of water has a little effect on values α . In the temperatures higher than
313.15K coefficient α for irradiated solutions of buffer are lower than for none irradiated
solutions. The obtained experimental data can be explained by assuming that, due to the
possibility of exposure is difficult formation of linear hydrogen bonds due to the temperature
rise.
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03-00522а).
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Fig. 1. Calculated Pb-Zn phase diagram [4]. Fig. 2. Experimental values E(T)
of the In-Pb-Sn-Zn system.
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FOR NOTES
Section 4
Thermodynamics
of the surface
phenomena and self-
organization phenomena
in the fluid systems
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Fig 1. Dependence of the Au nanocluster melting temperature on the number of atoms the
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experiment ([2] and [3], respectively)
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The most interesting feature of small systems is the possibility of the existence in these
systems more than one stable and metastable states. The changing of some parameters (for
example: the system size, temperature, concentration) leads to inversion of stable and
metastable states.
Some general regularities are reproduced in the simulation. If the system is decreased,
the size of the critical nucleus increases, the energy of the critical nucleus increases and the
concentration of the saturated solution is growing. The size effect for the composition of
coexisting phases is more complex.
These theoretical results are verified by experiment.
This work is sponsored RFBR grants 13-03-97064-r_povolj'e_а.
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The simulation of atmospheric clouds is one of the most uncertain parts in numerical
weather prediction and climate modelling. One prerequisite for more sophisticated cloud
treatment is a better understanding of aerosol and hydrosol formation via vapour ↔ liquid ↔ solid
phase transitions. Here, we discuss the requirements for the modelling of the growth and
shrinking of a hygroscopic (soluble) nanoparticle in ambient air with varying humidity.
Soluble substances (mostly salts) are able to absorb water molecules from the ambient air.
The water uptake continues until the hygroscopic particle completely dissolves in the absorbed
water, in this way forming a pure solution droplet. The transition from partial to complete
dissolution is called deliquescence, and the RH threshold at which a soluble particle completely
dissolves is called deliquescence humidity (DRH). For highly soluble salts such as NaCl and
small condensation nuclei, deliquescence occurs at subsaturation of the ambient water vapour
with respect to a flat surface of pure bulk water (RH<100%). The reverse process, called
efflorescence, leads to the formation of a solid crystal within the solution drop by homogeneous
nucleation. Efflorescence is driven by the solution supersaturation, depending on RH and
temperature (T). The humidity, at which efflorescence sets in, is called efflorescence humidity
(ERH). The difference between DRH and ERH results in a hysteresis effect. Owing to the high
atmospheric variability of RH and T, hysteresis effectively impacts the partitioning between solid
and aqueous phases of tropospheric salt particles.
Employing the mechanical and thermodynamic concept of disjoining pressure, Shchekin,
Shabaev, and Rusanov (SSR) derived a generalised Gibbs–Kelvin–Köhler equation for the
external vapour/liquid equilibrium and a generalised Ostwald–Freundlich equation for the internal
solution/solid equilibrium of a soluble particle embedded in a solvent vapour1,2,3. These
equilibrium conditions allow the determination of the particle size evolution as a function of RH
(“humidity growth factor”) for both partially and completely dissolved residual core. A challenge
for application of this theory to atmospheric systems is the answer to the closure problem, namely
the determination of the solution/salt interfacial energy and the disjoining pressure. Employing
the SSR theory in combination with classical nucleation theory (CNT)4 , we propose a method to
derive both closure parameters from measured values of DRH and ERH. In the presentation we
apply the method to a nonideal aqueous NaCl solution drop. Apart from atmospheric applications,
the results might also be of importance for metallic corrosion in salt stocks.
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4. Hellmuth, O., Khvorostyanov, V.I., Judith A. Curry, J.A., Shchekin, A.K., Jürn W. P.
Schmelzer, J.W.P, Feistel,R., Djikaev, Y.S., Vladimir G. Baidakov, V.G. (2013): Selected
Aspects of Atmospheric Ice and Salt Crystallisation, 513 pp. In: Schmelzer, J.W.P, Hellmuth,
O. (Eds.): Nucleation Theory and Applications. Special Issues. Review Series on Selected
Topics of Atmospheric Sol Formation: Volume 1, Joint Institute for Nuclear Research,
Dubna, 2013 (in press).
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The work was supported by the Ministry of Education and Science as part of the state
task grant N 3.3209.2011.
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∑ (z d + k ) + Bi ∑ (z d + k)
−4 −10
Φ ( zi ) = −Ci i i ,
2d 4 k =0 5d 10 k =0
where d = 0.3354 nm – the distance between planes in the graphite crystal, κ = 38.285 nm-2
– the number of carbon atoms per 1 nm2 of the graphite crystal basal plane, the coordinate zi
is distance between i-th atom and graphite plane; constants Ci and Bi see in Table.
Table. Parameters for Lennard-Jones (6,12) potential It was assumed that the CH-
ϕ (r ) = ε[(σ r )12 − 2(σ r ) 6 ] distance in quasi-rigid methane molecule
is 0.1087 nm, bond angles corresponding
ε k, σ , C = 2 N A εσ6 , B = N A εσ12 ,
Atoms point group Td, ethane molecule consist-
K nm J∙nm6∙mol-1 J∙nm12∙mol-1
ing of two quasi-rigid CH3-groups with
Ar − C graphite 57.92 0.3819 2.9886 4.6372·10-3 symmetry C and internal rotation barri-
3v
H − Cgraphite 20.63 0.3424 0.5523 0.4446·10-3 er 12,175 kJ∙mol-1, the CC- and CH-
Csp3 − Cgraphite 30.49 0.3816 1.5664 2.4197·10-3 distances are 0.1536 and 0.1091 nm,
Lorentz – Berthelot combining rules: CCH-angle is 110.91°. The model system
ε A - B = ε A - A ε B- B , σ A - B = ( σ A - A + σ B- B ) 2 consists of parts I and II that are in ther-
mal and material equilibrium and have
volumes VI = VII = V 2 . Both subsystems adsorbate fills slit pore. In adsorption subsystem I is
one of the pore wall is a flat surface of graphite, the opposite wall of the pore inert, in subsys-
tem II both walls pore inert. The pore width L must be much greater than the distance at
which the “adsorbate – adsorbent” attractive forces manifested. In the whole system (I + II)
used canonical NVT Metropolis scheme with probability of system state ( N I , N II , T ) :
literature (see Fig.).
N! Φ + Φ II ,
P( N I , N II , T ) = const exp − I
N I ! N II! kT
where Φ I , Φ II – the total potential energy
(J) of the molecules in subsystems I and II,
N I , N II – number of molecules in sub-
systems, N I + N II = N = const .
If N I is the value, the averaged
over the equilibrium segment of Markov
chain, then the Henry constant (in
µm≡cm3∙m-2) is
Γ 2 NI − N .
K1,c = = L
cG N − NI Fig. Temperature dependences of the Henry constant.
The results of the simulation were in
good agreement with the data found in the
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of sorbates was due to a decrease Raoult's factors in case of adding Acetyl-β-CD to the LC
because of the reduction of the order parameter and better incorporation of molecules in a
binary phase sorbent. In addition, in the structure of the mixed NF there are cavities of Acetyl-
β-CD, which can form complexes of the type "guest-host". Reducing retention (limonene,
menthol, butanediol-2, 3) can be explained by the increase in the activity of Raoult's
coefficients, caused by dissolution deterioration of sorbates apparently because of steric
restrictions.
It was found that the binary sorbent "HPOFAB - Acetyl-β-CD" has enantioselectivity
towards to low-polarity (camphene pinenes, lemons) and polar (menthol, butanediol-2,3)
optically active compounds in both rigid crystal region and in the mesophase . Comparison of
the thermodynamic functions of sorption showed that the separation of the enantiomers can be
explained by difference in the values of the standard enthalpy of adsorption of the
dextrorotatory and levorotatory isomers of each pair of studied sorbates.
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The data received for micelles of AS Na in the solution are discussed in the report.
nc 8 10 12 14
lc, Å 11,62 14,15 16,68 19,21
mJ
cmc 2 30,25 32,56 33,85 34,44
γ∞ , m
cmc
ωl/ γ ∞ 0,52 0,41 0,33 0,28
cmc
γr/ γ ∞ 0,22 0,39 0,50 0,58
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nanocrystal the more noticeably, than lower
K
20
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Zaved. Khim. Khim. Tekhnol. 2007. V. 50. N 8. P. 25-29.
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1,0
0,8
0,6
2
0,4
0,2
R*
0,0
2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
Fig. 1. Dependences of the reduced surface tension σ * = σ a 2 ε ( a and ε are parameters of
Lenard-Jones’s potential) on the reduced droplet radius R* = R a : 1 – the reduced temperature
=
T * T=
Tc 0.7 , 2 – T * = 0.8 ( Tc is the critical temperature).
RFBR №13-03-00119
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This work was supported by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian
Federation within the framework of the state task grant № 3.3209.2011.
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8,15 · 10-7 4,51 · 10-4 15,65 - 37,74 -15,47 - 4,22 5,5 2,67·10-7
Pb 2+- Дауэкс MAC -3
1,45 · 10-8 1,22 · 10-4 22,4 - 48,58 -18,03 - 3,55 4,2 7,24·10-18
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_
Zn 2+ -Амберлайт IRP-64
5,65∙10 -7
2,05 ∙ 10 -4
14,60 -44,30 -17,62 -4,42 5,95 1,21·10-17
Cd2+-Амберлайт İRP – 64
6,54 ∙ 10-7 1,24 ∙ 10-3 18,70 - 29,33 - 12,85 -4,11 5,25 7,34·10-17
Pb2+- Амберлайт İRP – 64
1,16 ∙10-8 3,29∙10-4 25,40 -40,36 -15,75 -3,72 4,5 1,95·10-17
Литература
1. Ran Cai, Hongwei Yang, Jinsong He, Wanpeng Zhu. The effects of magnetic fields on
water molecular hydrogen bonds. Journal of Molecular Structure. 938 (2009). P. 15–19.
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Section 4 — Thermodynamics of the surface phenomena and self-organization phenomena… ♦ 377
Литература
1. Самсонов В.М., Зубков В.В., Гринев И.В. // Коллоидный журнал. 2011. Т. 73. №4. С.
520.
2. Зубков В.В., Самсонов В.М., Гринев И.В. // Известия РАН. Серия Физическая. 2012.
Т. 76. № 7. С. 926.
3. Зубков В.В., Самсонов В.М., Гринев И.В. // Поверхность. Рентгеновские,
синхротронные и нейтронные исследования. 2012. Т.1. С.56.
4. Самсонов В.М., Зубков В.В., Гринев И.В. // Письма в ЖТФ. 2011. Т. 37. №. 7.
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Кидяров Б.И.
Институт физики полупроводников СО РАН им. А.В. Ржанова, Новосибирск
e-mail: kidyarov@isp.nsc.ru
Согласно термодинамической, «капиллярной» теории нуклеации работа
образования зародыша новой фазы (ΔG(r)), включающая поверхностную (σ(r)) и
объемную энергии (h(r)), зависит от размера зародыша. Подставляя экстремальную
зависимость σ(N), полученную В.М. Самсоновым с соавторами, в уравнение для ΔG(r)
мы показали, что возникающий энергетический барьер нуклеации имеет двух-
барьерную форму, Рис. -a, b. [1]. Причиной этого является возможная структурно -
физическая двух-, или трех- стадийность формирования устойчивого микро-зародыша,
которая обуславливает несколько возможных типов нестационарности и других
особенностей в кинетике процесса нуклеации [1]. Анализ постадийности процесса
кристаллогенезиса включает до восьми возможных причин существенного изменения
формы ∆G(r), и J(t), обусловленных разнообразием свойств веществ и режимов, при
которых проводятся процессы кристаллизации [1]. В частности, в многокомпонентной
среде формирование кристаллического зародыша возможно через предварительное
образование исходного жидкого зародыша (био- органика) [2-3],
жидкокристаллического зародыша, квазикристаллического зародыша, либо через
образование ряда метастабильных кристаллических фаз [1]. Варианты последнего
случая многочисленны (до 80), но вполне перечислимы согласно таблице
сегенетоэластичных и сегнетоэлектрических фазовых переходов, составленной в 1969
году Кентимиро Аизу [1]. Знание структурно-физической специфики образования
кристаллов крайне важно для понимания закономерностей не только процесса
нуклеации, но и для прогнозирования результатов дальнейшего роста дефектных или
совершенных кристаллов, имеющих различную точечную группу симметрии, а также
различную величину сегнето- электрических или сегнето- эластичных свойств [1].
Уточнение причин этой специфики является актуальной проблемой современной
физики конденсированных сред, физической химии и молекулярной физики.
1,0
a) b)
1,5
∆G(r) / ∆G(rk2)
0,8
σ /σο
1,0 0,6
0,4
0,5
0,2
0,0 rk1 rk2
0 2 4 6 8 10 0,0
N 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14
10r / rk
где Egb — полная энергия границы зерна; Еfs — полная энергия свободной поверхности.
Измеряется в электрон-вольтах.
2)В рамках подхода ab initio
где Egb — полная энергия границы зерна; Ebulk – полная энергия объёмного кристалла,
который имеет тот же объем и форму суперячейки как у границы зерна; S — площадь
поперечного сечения суперячейки. Измеряется в Дж/м2.
Таким образом, мы получили следующие результаты, для Σ5(210) −
и , а для Σ5(310) − и , что хорошо
согласуется как с результатами из других работ [3,4], так и с экспериментальми
значениями [5].
Литература
1. H. J. Monkhorst, J. D. Pack. Physical Review B, 13:5188-5192, 1976
2. J. R. Rice, J.-S Wang. Materials Science and Engineering: A, 107:23-40, 1989
3. E. Wachowicz, A. Kiejna. Computational Materials Science, 43:736-743, 2008
4. B. Hyde, D. Farkas, M. J. Caturla. Philosophical Magazine, 85: 3795-3807, 2005
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Литература
1. Сергеев Г.Б. Нанохимия. М.: «КДУ», 2007. С 243-244.
2. Сергеев Г.Б. // Российский химический журнал. 2002. Т. ХLVI, №5. С. 22-29.
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Литература:
1. Б.A. Носков, М.М. Тихонов, Коллодн. Журн. 74, 266 (2012).
Section 4 — Thermodynamics of the surface phenomena and self-organization phenomena… ♦ 387
FOR NOTES
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Applied aspects
of chemical
thermodynamics
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[1] Prozorov D.A., Lukin M.V., Ulitin M.V. Chemistry and Chemical Technology Research-
Engineering Journal. 2010. V.53. № 2. P. 125-128.
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1
SETARAM Instrumentation, Caluire, France
2
SETARAM Instrumentation Russia, Saint-Petersburg
e-mail: svetlana.sinyova@setaram.com
3
KOMEF, Moscow, e-mail: komef@komef.ru
The field of application of amorphous materials has been expanded significantly due to
their use as a precursor for nanocrystalline or mixed amorphous-crystalline compositions. This
is especially true in regard to the iron-based alloys, including those containing zirconium and
boron. At the same time the search for alloy compositions, which are prone to amorphization,
is carried out mainly by the trial-and-error method. It is caused by the lack of direct criteria for
prediction the possibilities and conditions for transformation of metal melts into an
amorphous state. The purpose of this report is to perform the correlation between the
thermodynamic properties of Fe-Zr-B liquid alloys and their glass-forming ability. Particular
attention has been paid to the specificity of chemical short-range order and the type of
chemical bond between the components. The features have been determined by means of
analysis of the temperature and concentration dependences of the thermodynamic and other
structure-sensitive physico-chemical properties. Analytical representation of the temperature
and concentration dependences of the thermodynamic properties of Fe-Zr-B liquid alloys and
binary subsystems was based on the statistical thermodynamic theory of ideal associated
solutions. This approach allows taking into account various types of chemical bonds between
the components. The covalent interaction is responsible for the formation of molecule-like
associates. Metallic and other types of chemical bonds can be treated as excess interaction. To
determine the type, quantity, and thermodynamic functions of formation of associates as well
as the number and values of coefficients in the expression, which describes the excess
interaction, the method of self-consistent analysis of all available data on the thermodynamic
functions and equilibrium phases has been carried out. The performed calculations resulted in
the conclusion that besides monomer Fe1, Zr1, and B1 particles the associative FeZr2, Fe4Zr,
Fe3B, FeB, ZrB, and ZrB2 groups are present in binary Fe-Zr, Fe-B and Zr-B melts,
respectively. The key features that predetermine the thermodynamic and kinetic stimuli of
amorphization have been determined, viz. excess entropy and heat capacity of the liquid.
Extreme values of these functions correlate with the experimental intervals of amorphization
of Fe-Zr and Fe-B alloys and coincide with the concentration ranges where associative
complexes with the considerable negative entropy of formation prevail, namely FeZr2, Fe4Zr
and Fe3B, respectively. The entropies of formation of ZrB and ZrB2 groups are an order in
magnitudes less. At the same time there is no any available information about amorphization
of Zr-B alloys. Ternary Fe-Zr-B melt is characterized by existence of not only all binary
associates, but also the ternary Fe8ZrB2 complexes with a large negative value of entropy of
formation. The region of maximum presence of complexes of this type coincides with the
interval of amorphization. These results suggest that glass-forming ability of Fe-Zr-B alloys is
determined by rapid increase in the degree of short-range order in the melt during cooling,
which is controlled by the entropy of formation of associative complexes.
This work was supported by the RFBR (grant 10-03-00506).
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Oil and its products are dominant pollutants of the environment. The extraction of
useful components from natural and technogenic materials by various fluid solvents is a very
important process.
In the present work, for extraction of oil-containing substances from soil, we have used
accessible and inexpensive CO2, which can be easily converted into SCF state. CO2 is not
toxic, is non-inflammable and it is a part of atmospheric air and does not pollute the
environment.
The extraction of oil from oil-contaminated soils using SCF CO2 is achieved by using
the following method. In the metal extractor, connected to CO2 gas cylinder, condenser and
pump, we loaded 100 g of oil-bearing soil. The oil content in soil was 3,5 g. From gas cylinder
CO2 was fed into extractor. Using condenser and high-pressure pump CO2 was converted into
SCF state by changing temperature and pressure (251-252 K and 7.1-7.5 MPa). In separator
gas is separated from the extraction products and re-routed to extraction stage.
3,395 g of oil was separated by extraction. The treated soil was removed from the
extractor. In one-period extraction 97 % result achieved in 60 minutes (see Fig).
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International Conference on Chemical Thermodynamics in Russia, Samara, October 3-7,
2011. V. 1. P 71-73.
[2] Dezortsev S.V., Dolomatov M. Yu. 4th EuCheMS Chemistry Congress, Czech Republic,
Prague, August 26-30, 2012. S. 864.
[3] Physical-chemical properties of individual hydrocarbons /Red.: prof. Tatevsky V.M. / М.:
Gostoptechisdat. 1960. 412 p.
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Reference
Eriksson A.K., Eriksson S.-G., Ivanov S. A. Mat. Res. Bull. 2006. V. 41. P. 144-157.
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References
[1] Dolomatov M.Yu.. Baskirskii khimicheskii zhurnal. 2010. V. 17. № 3. P. 75-80.
[2] Dezortsev S.V., Dolomatov M.Yu., Shutkova S.A., Shulyakovskaya D.V. XVIII
International Conference on Chemical Thermodynamics in Russia. Samara. Russia. October
3-7. 2011. V. 1. P. 71-73.
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[1] Domańska U. Królikowski M., Acree W.E. J. Chem. Thermodyn., 2011, 43, 1810-1817.
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[4] Paduszyński K., Domańska U. J. Chem. Thermodyn. (2012) submitted.
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This work was supported by RFBR (grants 11-03-00499-a and 12-03-31069-mol-a) and
the URALCHEM OJSC.
Section 5 — Applied aspects of chemical thermodynamics ♦ 409
Rhenium has a unique combination of physical and chemical properties which makes it
and its alloys and compounds ideal for use in electronics, electrical and instrument
engineering, and as catalysts in various chemical processes. Rhenium coatings are used to
improve the heat and wear resistance of the details and protect them against corrosion. In
recent years chemical vapor deposition by the thermal decomposition of initial metal
compound (precursor) vapors on the product’s surface (MOCVD) became widespread to
obtain rhenium layers. In present study we selected the following precursors for formation of
rhenium coatings by MOCVD: dirhenium decacarbonyl Re2(CO)10 and cyclopentadienyl
rhenium tricarbonyl Re(CO)3(Cp).
To select the parameters of MOCVD process of rhenium coating deposition we
undertook the investigations aimed at obtaining the information about the thermal behaviour
of the complexes in the condensed and gas phases, temperatures of decomposition beginning
and products of thermal decomposition of compound’s vapours, temperature dependencies of
the saturated vapour pressure for the complexes.
The thermal behaviour of Re(CO)3(C5H5) in the condensed phase is studied by means of
thermogravimetry and differential scanning calorimetry. Thermal decomposition of the vapour
of Re2(CO)10 and Re(CO)3(C5H5) is investigated in vacuum and in the presence of hydrogen
and water vapours by means of in situ high-temperature mass spectrometry. The routes of
vapour decomposition on a heated surface are proposed. Using Knudsen's effusion method
with mass spectrometric registration of the gas phase composition and the flow method,
temperature dependences of saturated vapour pressure were measured; thermodynamic
parameters of the sublimation of complexes were calculated. For Re2(CO)10 we specified the
data on the saturated vapour pressure using two independent methods within the temperature
range below the phase transformations of the compound and the start of decomposition of
complex vapour: ∆Н°Т aver. = (95,5 ± 2,3) kJ·mol-1, ∆S°Т aver. = (188,3 ± 7,0) J·mol-1·K-1
(effusion method), ∆Н°Т aver. = (93,6 ± 1,7) kJ·mol-1, ∆S°Т aver. = (187,5 ± 5,0) J·mol-1·K-1
(flow method). For Re(CO)3(C5H5) the thermodynamic characteristics were determined for
the first time: ∆Н°Т aver. = (85,2 ± 1,0) kJ·mol-1, ∆S°Т aver. = (173,6 ± 2,7) J·mol-1·K-1 (flow
method).
Based on this research the deposition conditions were defined for performing MOCVD
experiments. As a result rhenium coatings with an average thickness of 3-13 microns and 2-8
microns using Re2(CO)10 and Re(CO)3(Cp), respectively, were obtained in an atmosphere of
hydrogen on steel and ceramic (C/SiC) substrates. The coatings were investigated by X-ray
diffraction and scanning electron microscopy. The growth mechanism proved to rather vary in
case of using different precursors.
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To obtain a high wear resistance, corrosion resistance and heat resistance of steel
components of machines and mechanisms the metallic powders are melted on their surfaces.
When plasma heating takes place, powder materials are melted and thin layer is formed
on the surface of component. Then crystallization process takes place and powder coating is
formed [1-3].
To choose the rational parameters of putting of coatings and regime of the plasma
treatment of the surface of components it is necessary to improve our notions about the
process of melting of the powder material and the properties of the formed alloy. So,
presented work is devoted to investigation of these questions.
As a material for the study the metallic powder on the basis of nickel (PR-
N77Х15С3R2) of fraction 20-100 mkm was taken. Chemical composition (in masses. %) of
investigated material is following: Ni -0.5C - 15Cr - 3.2Si – 2B.
The process of melting of the alloy was studied by the method of thermal analysis.
The thermogram of heating of the
investigated pattern is presented on the Fig.1.
As we can see, this curve has five
characteristic fractures. The first fracture at
T=931ºC shows the beginning of melting of
pattern (the temperature of the solidus line of
alloy). Last fracture at T=1028ºC corresponds
to the end of melting (the temperature of the
liquidus of alloy).
Between these boundary values of
temperature interval three additional fractures
are discovered, that testify about the phase
transformations in the two-phase region of
alloy according to the peritectic reaction. Fig. 1. The thermogram of heating of alloy.
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One of the actual problems of modern science (chemistry, physics, medicine) is the
synthesis and study of bioactive substances for medical use. Most effective among coatings
with bioactive properties are calcium phosphates coatings. In this paper we identified
adhesion characteristics of carbonate hydroxylapatite (CHA) on titanium, using the
measurement of contact angle and surface tension of CHA suspensions. Found that surface
tension and contact angle increase with the growth of carbonate hydroxylapatite concentration.
In our opinion, this fact may be related to the partial dissolution of calcium phosphate and
formation of inorganic surface inactive substances. At a concentration of CHA in a suspension
of more than 10%, the surface of titanium alloy is not wetted. One of the main and important
characteristics of the coating is ratio of the energy of adhesion (Wa) and cohesion (Wc). This
ratio may be obtained from the Young-Dupré equation:
Wa Wa 1 + cos Θ
= 1 + cos Θ, (1) = , (2)
σ 01 2σ 01 2
Wa 1 + cos Θ
Wc = 2σ 01 , (3) = . (4)
Wc 2
In this case, it was found that the growth of the CHA concentration of suspension causes
decrease of the adhesion energy which characterizes the interaction of the dispersed system
with a titanium surface. So with a doubling of the amount of carbonate hydroxylapatite the
adhesion energy decreases of 0.7 and more (fig. 1).
140
120
Adhesion energy, MJ
100
80
60
40
20
0
5% 10 % 20 %
Fig. 1. Dependence of the adhesion energy
Сalcium phosphate concentration, % mass.
of calcium phosphate concentration.
Also, there is an increase the cohesive energy, which characterize the interaction in the
dispersion system. In our opinion, this fact may be explained by the formation of the thick
coating. The degree of wetting is determined by a balance between adhesive and cohesive
energies, in addition, when its ratio is close to 1 and then there is wet, etc. Found that at the
concentration of calcium phosphate over 10% there is a transition to a nonwettability.
As a result of research the adhesion characteristics that allow to control the quality of
the bioactive calcium phosphate coatings on titanium alloys obtained by using the
thermodynamic parameters.
This work was supported by the RFBR (grants 12-03-98011-r_sibir_a).
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Recently, the concerns of climate change have initiated a search for new refrigerants
with low Global Warming Potential (GWP). Specifically, the use of hydrofluoroolefins
(HFOs) is presently considered. Due to the presence of double bond(s) and, consequently,
high reaction rates with atmospheric OH, HFOs have much lower atmospheric lifetimes than
the HFC-based refrigerants presently in use. However, a more systematic search for new
classes of refrigerants that, in addition to having low GWP, would also satisfy thermodynamic
performance and safety requirements has not been attempted. We explore the possibilities for
refrigerants having low global warming potential (GWP) using two distinct, but
complimentary, approaches. In the first approach, we evaluate the effect of a refrigerant’s
fundamental thermodynamic parameters on its performance in the simple vapor compression
cycle and several variations on the simple cycle; this defines the limits of what is
thermodynamically possible for a refrigerant. The analysis employs evolutionary algorithms,
and it identifies the critical temperature and ideal-gas heat capacity as the most significant
fluid parameters. There is a fundamental tradeoff between high efficiency and high volumetric
capacity, especially for the simple vapor compression cycle. Differences between refrigerants
in the simple cycle can be reduced by proper cycle modifications. In the second approach, we
examine more than 56000 chemical compounds from a public domain database of chemical
structures. A subset of about 1200 candidate fluids is identified by applying screening criteria
to estimates for GWP, flammability, stability, toxicity, and critical temperature. The fluids
with critical temperatures below 400 K (i.e., those which could be used in current equipment
with minor modifications), are dominated by halogenated olefins. Additional chemical
families, including ethers and cyclic compounds, are represented among the fluids having
critical temperatures above 400 K. Combination of the results of the two approaches allows
further reduction of the candidate pool. Finally, the performance of the remaining fluids was
tested in different cycle simulations.
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Mechanism of reaction of the catalyst synthesis has been studied in details it consists of 6 stages:
1) CCl4 + 2H2O → 4HCl + CO2 ↑
3) CCl4 → CĊl3+ Ċl
Denote: (ν 3 a 3 + ν 4 a 4 ) - (ν 1a 1 + ν 2 a 2 ) → α
(ν 3 b 3 + ν 4 b 4 ) − (ν 1 b1 + ν 2 b 2 ) → в (5)
(ν 3 c 3 + ν 4 c 4 ) − (ν 1c1 + ν 2 c 2 ) → γ
Integrating expression (4) with assumption for (5) one can obtain:
T2 T 2 1 1
S t = S0298 + α (T2 - T1 ) + β 2 − 1 + −
2 2 T2 T1
The results of entropies temperature dependences of for each of 6 stages are obtained.
[1] Seyidov N.M., Dahlin M.A. and others. A.S. № 732229 USSR. Byull. № 17. 1980.
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Tantalum powders are widely used as precursors in the production of capacitors with
porous anodes. Commonly, they are produced by sodium-thermal reduction of potassium
heptafluorotantalate (K2TaF7) from a melt with a composition corrected by a flux represented
by an alkali metal halide. In view of the trend to miniaturization, it is necessary for
radioelectronics to have higher capacity per one unit of capacitor volume, which means
employing tantalum powders with increasing specific surfaces. The specific surface can be
extended by employing melts in which the K2TaF7 is, either partly or entirely, displaced by
complex tantalum oxofluoride compounds. To select compounds for oxygen-containing
admixtures in sodium-thermal reduction of finely dispersed tantalum powder, there has been
performed a thermodynamic analysis of sodium-thermal reduction of oxofluoride tantalum
compounds.
Calculations were carried out with regard for the aggregate state of reagents and
products, in the first approximation (without taking into account the temperature dependence
of the reagents’ thermal capacity). Some of the thermal characteristics (enthalpy, entropy),
lacking in the literature for certain oxofluoride compounds, were calculated using the
Sokolov-Belyaev method. Below are presented the results of thermodynamic analysis of
reactions of tantalum oxofluoride compounds reduction by sodium.
Thermodynamic data of reactions of sodium reduction of complex oxofluoride tantalum
compounds
ΔH0, ΔS0, ΔG973, ΔG1073,
Reduction reaction
kJ·mole-1 J·mole-1·K-1 kJ·mole-1 kJ·mole-1
K2TaO2F3+5Na=
-242.0 69.3 -309.3 -316.3
Ta+2KF+NaF+2Na2O
KTaOF4+5Na=
-699.4 86.3 -783.4 -792.0
Ta+KF+3NaF+Na2O
K3TaOF6+5Na=
-529.8 134.6 -660.8 -674.2
Ta+3KF+3NaF+Na2O
K2Ta2O3F6+10Na=
-812.9 198.0 -1005.5 -1025.3
2Ta+2KF+4NaF+3Na2O
The experiments have proved the possibility of sodium reduction of the above
mentioned compounds.
This work was supported by the RFFR (grant 12-03-98803 - р_sever_а).
Section 5 — Applied aspects of chemical thermodynamics ♦ 421
Fig. Field AeABFS (a) of diagram with binary incongruently melting compound and mass
balances on isopleth UH at TQ+S (b) and TQ_S (c). 3D model of Li,K,La||F T-x-y diagram (d).
A computer model of LiF-KF-LaF3 system as one of the bounding systems of LiF- NaF-
RbF-LaF3 system can be made as the modification of T-x-y diagram with binary compound
with decomposition before melting and appearing within the ternary liquidus and T-x-y
diagram with incongruently melting binary compound.
The kinematical method is used for the unruled and ruled surfaces simulation (Fig. d). In
this case, a surface is presented as the pseudo-ruled one, that is, a space curve, given by the
interpolation polynomial, moves along the analogously given directing curves. As solid phase
solubility in this system doesn’t exist, the solidus and solvus surfaces are absent. As a result a
phase diagram includes eight two-phase regions and eight three-phase regions.
Computer model simplifies a problem of microstructure design. The field AeABFS is
divided by lines KeAB and KA into the fragments eABFK, AeABK and ASK (Fig. a). The
microstructure of fragment eABFK includes a matrix M=RQ+BQ+Be and crystals Ае, the
microstructure of fragment ASK includes matrix М and crystals A1. Microstructure of
fragment AeABK contains both type of crystals A: M+A1+Ae. A competition of primary (1) and
eutectical (e) crystals can be observed on the diagram of horizontal material balance. On the
fragment UH^(A-Q)(eABQ) of the isopleth, that belongs a ray BV, the diagrams of horizontal
materials balances have been constructed before and after reaction L+AQ=BQ+RQ (Fig. b-c).
They illustrate that the dividing of portion of crystals A on Ae, A1 and Ar on Are, Ar1 takes
place ("r'' is the remains after reaction L+AQ=BQ+RQ).
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457.
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Section 5 — Applied aspects of chemical thermodynamics ♦ 423
Nickel, iron and chromium are the base of heat-resistant alloys. The specific properties
of these alloys are largely determined by nitrogen and carbon content. These elements in the
melt form carbide, nitride and carbonitride inclusions, which may have a significant effect on
the grain size, oxidation resistance, ductility and durability of alloys, and in case of their unfit
form and location it can be cause of metal brittle fracture. Therefore, the theoretical study of
equilibrium phases formation in these alloys, and in particular, the definition of the mutual
components solubility is essential.
In the present study for the thermodynamic research of the metal alloys containing
carbon and nitrogen was used Hillert-Staffanson regular solution model that can be applied to
M1–M2–M3–X systems, containing the solvent metal (M1, M2 and M3) forming a
substituttional solution, and one substance (X), forming an interstitial solution. The vacancies
(v) in the interstitial sublattice are considered as an additional component of the system. The
system, where the major elements M1, substitute additives M2 and M3 (if the system is a four-
component) and the addition X, forming an interstitial solution, can be defined as
stoichiometric phase (M1, M2, M3)a(X, v)c.
Calculations of phase equilibrium were carried out by the data presented in relevant
scientific papers [1-3] using the values of Gibbs energies for phase formation and
temperature-dependent parameters. The calculation results for the systems Ni–Cr–C, Ni–Cr–
N, Fe–Cr–N, Fe–Cr–C, Fe–Ni–C, Fe–Ni–N, Fe–Ni–Cr and Fe–Cr–Ni–N are presented
graphically in the form of isothermal and polythermal phase diagrams sections for
temperatures from 900 to 1600°C. The concentration limits of formation carbide and nitride
phases in equilibrium with the metal were found. Constructed diagrams allow to determine the
sequence of phase conversions and the equilibrium phases proportions under the conditions
typical for technological processes of superalloys industry [4, 5].
This work was supported by the RFBR (grants 08-08-00416, 07-08-12092 and 11-08-
12046-ofi-m-2011).
References
[1] Hillert M., Qiu C. Metllurg. Trans. A. 1991. V. 22 A. № 9. P. 2187-2198.
[2] Raghavan V. Journal of Phase Equilibria. 1997. V. 18, № 2. P. 158-172.
[3] Frisk K. Z. Metallkunde. 1991. Bd. 82. H. 2. S. 108-117.
[4] Leonovich B.I. Izvestia vuzov. Chiornaia metallurgia. 2011. № 5. P. 3-6 (in Russian).
[5] Leonovich B.I., Kuznetsov Yu.S., Trofimov E.A. Vestnik YuUrGU. Seria "Metallurgia".
Issue №18 – 2012. – № 15 (274). P. 50 – 52 (in Russian).
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The aim of this work was to evaluate the effect of the concentration of catalytic poison
on the thermodynamic characteristics of such a heat of hydrogenation maleta sodium, and of
the maximum absorption and adsorption coefficients of hydrogen adsorbed catalyst surface.
Determination of the heat of hydrogenation of sodium maleate conducted adsorption
calorimetry on the liquid isothermal calorimeter shell designed for liquid-phase studies of
heterogeneous catalytic processes. All experiments were performed at 303 K. For the
experiment using a porous nickel catalyst, which was prepared by treatment with cyclic
skeletal nickel hydrogen peroxide to remove residual aluminum, which prevents the correct
interpretation of the results of the adsorption-calorimetric experiment. Active catalyst has a
surface area 90±2 m2/g and a porosity sm3/sm3 0,5±0,05. Experiment and catalyst deactivation
process was carried out in aqueous solutions of different concentrations of sodium hydroxide
to the previously developed technique. S2- ion concentration in the solution was determined by
direct potentiometry.
The dependence of the heat of hydrogenation of the number of injected sodium maleate
was linear and depended on the concentration of decontaminant. Increasing the concentration
of sodium maleate led to a drop in the heats of hydrogenation, indicating significant
heterogeneity heterogeneous catalyst. Simultaneous increase in the degree of deactivation
associated with the initial content of sodium sulfide in the system leads to a drop in the heat of
hydrogenation of the same number of injected sodium maleate. However, the range of heats of
hydrogenation of sodium maleate adsorbed hydrogen remains constant from -140 to -30 kJ
/mol, which indicates the absence of side reactions. In addition, the data obtained in this work
can reasonably be argued that deactivation of the catalyst does not change the nature of the
elementary chemical acts on the surface. Proof of this are the constant values of the heats of
hydrogenation of sodium hydrogen maleate from the gas phase, and data of additional kinetic
experiments.
Reduction of the maximum hydrogen adsorption and from 17,7 to 3,9 cm3 of hydrogen
per gram of catalyst, in particular, with the degree of deactivation shows that the sulfur atoms
of the active centers of the surface of the block. At the same time there is a growth of
adsorption equilibrium constants, which indicates an increase of the binding energy of
hydrogen to the surface of the porous nickel shifts, which are the equilibrium toward
prochnosvyazannyh forms of adsorbed hydrogen.
Reduction of the maximum hydrogen adsorption and from 17,7 to 3,9 cm3 of hydrogen
per gram of catalyst, in particular, with the degree of deactivation shows that the sulfur atoms
of the active centers of the surface of the block. At the same time there is a growth of
adsorption equilibrium constants, which indicates an increase of the binding energy of
hydrogen to the surface of the porous nickel shifts, which are the equilibrium toward forms of
adsorbed hydrogen with a high heat of adsorption.
Thus determined the thermodynamic characteristics are the basis for calculating the
constant reactivity of adsorbed hydrogen and are the theoretical basis for predicting the
catalytic action of the porous nickel, and create optimal catalytic systems based on it.
Section 5 — Applied aspects of chemical thermodynamics ♦ 425
The object of our work is the measurements of three ionic liquids as follows: 1-butyl-1-
methylpyrrolidinium tetracyanoborate [BMPYR][TCB], 1-butyl-1-methylpyrrolidinium
tris(pentafluorethyl)trifluorphosphat [BMPYR][FAP] and 1-butyl-1-methylpyrrolidinium
dicyanamide [BMPYR][N(CN)2] in ternary systems. Thiophene forms with n-heptane
azeotropic mixture at 0.832 mass fraction of thiophene at T = 356.3 K, therefore the
separation of this mixture is not possible using rectification. Alternative method is liquid-
liquid extraction and in this case the information about ternary liquid-liquid equlibria is
necessary. Previous works indicated that ionic liquids can be used in separation of thiophene –
alkane mixtures successfully. The experimental tie-lines in liquid−liquid phase equilibria
(LLE) of submitted ionic liquid + n-heptane + thiophene have been determined at T = 298.15
K by gas–liquid chromatography. The solute distribution coefficient and the selectivity were
calculated for all systems. The experimental results have been correlated using NRTL model.
The influence of anion structure on phase equilibria and separation of thiophene and heptane
are discussed.
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In the last 15 years a number of experimental works was published showing that strong
attraction exists between vacancies and solute atoms of hydrogen in α iron. Hydrogen atoms
can be accumulated in vacancies, which in turn leads to the increase of vacancy concentration
(J. Alloys and Compounds 356–357 (2003) 263 and others).
In order to evaluate quantitatively this interaction ab initio calculations of the energy of
formation of VHn (n = 1...5) complexes were performed in WIEN2k package. Decrease of
energy on successive increasing n from 0 to 5 was found to be 0,60; 0,61; 0,39; 0,34 and 0,30
eV, which agrees with other works (PRB 67 (2003) 174105; 85 (2012) 094102). According to
those works, adding the sixth hydrogen atom to the VH5 complex almost does not change the
energy.
Based on these results an improved version of A.A. Smirnov’s statistical and
thermodynamic theory of VHn complex formation was developed taking into account the
features found in ab initio calculations. Estimates made by this theory show that the fraction
of vacancies containing 1, 2, 3 and more hydrogen atoms is much greater than that of single
vacancies, and a competition exists between vacancies with different neighbourhood. With
decreasing temperature the VH2, VH3 complexes become successively predominant, and
below 350...450 K almost all vacancies are bound with five hydrogen atoms (VH5). Interaction
with hydrogen must really increase the equilibrium vacancy concentration, especially at low
temperatures. At 500 K this increase may be 3...6 orders of magnitude. At still lower
temperatures the decrease of vacancy concentration may be changed by growth. This effect
becomes much stronger with increasing overall concentration of hydrogen in the solution.
However, despite the great increase of vacancy concentration due to interaction with hydrogen
atoms, it remains much smaller than the concentration of the latter, and vacancies are probably
not very effective as hydrogen traps.
Diffusion of vacancies in iron below 500...600 K becomes almost ceased, so the
described changes in vacancy concentration in grain volume may not be realized. But
hydrogen atoms are rather mobile at low temperatures, and since vacancies emerge at grain
boundaries, then the fast diffusion of hydrogen atoms may cause the formation of complexes
like VH4 or VH5 near the boundaries. Coalescence of such complexes may lead to formation
of vacancy discs filled with hydrogen, that are actually the nuclei of flakes. They may continue
to grow by the same mechanism intensified by the internal pressure of gaseous hydrogen
within the discs. Such mechanism is very similar to that proposed by R.A.Ryabov and
P.V.Geld (Metally (1975) 6, 114).
Section 5 — Applied aspects of chemical thermodynamics ♦ 427
In the regions of kinetic phase transitions of the second order (process of softening-
vitrification) and viscous flow, a variation in the properties of multicomponent organic
systems is relaxation in nature and is related to the change in the energy of intermolecular
interactions with composition [1]. From the kinetic theory of liquid state, it is known, that
dynamic viscosity of a Newtonian incompressible fluid is related to activation energy of
viscous flow and is described by the Frenkel-Eyring equation [2, 3]:
η=η0·exp(Ea/RT), (1), η=σ0·exp(ΔGa/RT), (2).
The free energy is described by well-known Gibbs equation:
ΔGa=Ea-T·ΔS. (3)
The preexponent σ0 in expression (2) is usually assumed to be dependent on temperature
and molecular weight M [3] and is calculated from the expression:
σ0=T·(6,6-2,25·logM)·10-8 . (4)
From expressions (2) and (3) we can obtain
η=σ0·exp(-ΔS/R)·exp(Ea/RT), (5) and ΔS=(lnσ0-lnη0)·R, (6).
Where Ea – activation energy of viscous flow, J/mole; average number molecular weight
of the substance at the temperature T=273oC, g/mole; R – universal gas constant equal to 8,31
J/(mole·K); T – temperature, K; ΔS – viscous flow activation entropy, J/(mole·K); ΔGa – free
activation energy of viscous flow in the Eyring equation, J/mole; η – dynamic viscosity, Pa·s;
η0 – preexponent of dynamic viscosity, Pa·s; σ0 – viscosity of the substance in the state of
ideal gas, Pa·s.
It has been shown, that the compensation effect of dynamic viscosity exists in natural
and synthetic multicomponent hydrocarbon systems [1, 4]. The present work seeks to study
the compensation effect of dynamic viscosity in multicomponent high-molecular-weight
hydrocarbon systems on the base of high-boiling hydrocarbon fractions (HHF) – polyolefin
systems (oil tar and low-density polyethylene (PE)). For the HHF-PE systems investigated, the
dependence of the characteristic viscosity on the activation energy of viscous flow is
described by the linear equation (coefficient of linear correlation is larger than 0,9). Using the
knowledge of the compensation effect of dynamic viscosity, we can obtain materials with pre-
scribed strength, plastic and rheological properties, which is of importance in their production
and operation.
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Section 5 — Applied aspects of chemical thermodynamics ♦ 431
References
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2465097, МПК B22F 9/22 (2006.01), publ. 27.10.2012, Bull. № 30.
[2] М.V. Kryzhanov, V.M.Orlov, V.V.Sukhorukov. Zhurnal Prikladnoy Khimii. 2010. V.83.
Is. 3.
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International Conference on Chemical Thermodynamics in Russia. Samara. Russia. October
3-7. 2011. V. 1. P. 71-73.
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Prague. August 26-30. 2012. Chem Listy 106. S. 864.
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Section 5 — Applied aspects of chemical thermodynamics ♦ 435
During the burnout part of any fission product can bind in stable chemical compounds
with other system components and is excluded from the process of diffusion. This part is
called the trapped fraction.
This paper presents the results of thermodynamic research of two types of microfuels
(with oxygen getter and without) with plutonium kernels at different burnups. The behavior of
trapped fraction of such elements as Ag, Ce, Cd, Cs, La, Mo, Pu, Pd, Ru, Sr, Te, Y was
studied. The influence of oxygen getter on the trapped fraction and release of fission products
is shown.
In microfuels without the oxygen getter it was found a sharp increase of cesium trapped
fraction and respectively decrease of free cesium at burnup ~ 26% FIMA and more. This leads
to a significant nonlinear dependence of trapped fraction on burnup and should cause a sharp
decrease of cesium release from microfuel. Apparently, the observed effect is due to the
formation of carbonate Cs2CO3 in plutonium fuel. In case of microfuel with oxygen getter
carbonate formation does not occur and cesium trapped fraction does not depend on burnup.
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Compound La2O2S alloyed by ions Nd3+ is a perspective laser material [1]. There are
more than 8 ways of Ln2O2S compounds preparation. One of them is a method of sulfate
process in hydrogen streaming. The method is processible, productive and ecological [2,3].
Data on kinetic and thermodynamic reaction characteristics are the base for processing of
technological parameters of compounds Ln2O2S powders preparation. There is no evidence
about thermodynamic processes which take part during sulfate REE and hydrogen interacting
in literature. Some data on thermodynamic oxo compounds REE quantities can be found [5].
Let us consider thermodynamic of processes while sulfate rare earth elements and
hydrogen interacting 600oС – 1150oС by the example of oxolantan sulfate. We offer the
following chemical reactions:
La2(SO4)3 + 7H2 = Ln2O2SO4 + H2S + S + 6H2O ( Ι)
La2O2SO4 + 4H2 = La2O2S + 4H2O ( ΙΙ )
La2O2SO4 + H2 = La2O3 + SO2 + H2O ( ΙΙΙ ).
Standard enthalpy reaction ( ∆Н 0 ) is calculated by standard enthalpy cyclization
( ∆Н 0 298 ) considering the first inference of Gess law for the last stage ( ΙΙΙ ) . Standard enthalpy
value (+2347kJ/mol) endoenergic reaction takes place with energy consumption.
Experimental data are given.
Standard entropy value of the reaction ( ∆S 0 ) which is equal to (-7,9 J/mol.К) is
calculated by the third law of thermodynamic. Negative value of standard reaction entropy
means thermodynamic impossibility of spontaneous reaction in standard conditions which
deals with reality.
As the paper deals with thermodynamic of processes while sulfate rare earth elements
and hydrogen interacting 600oС – 1150oС by the example of oxolantan sulfate, enthalpy value
calculations are done. Enthalpy ( ∆Н ) in the condition of 898 К which is equal to (+7094,2
кJ) and in condition of 1448К which is equal to (+11439,3 kJ) are calculated. Enthalpy value
increasing is determined by main laws of kinetics and chemical equilibrium. It is the
temperature diapason where processes carry with a nigh speed.
Analyzing data obtained using energy Gibbs expressing ∆G = ∆H − T ⋅ ∆S we can come
to the conclusion that reaction possibility is maximum in high temperature. Enthalpy and
entropy values are presented. Gibbs energy value is minimum.
Further analysis of thermodynamic value of the given compounds will present detailed
results.
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[1] Kirillovich A.A. Synopsis of a thesis PhD (physics and maths): 01.04.03, 01.04.07. М.
1989. 22 p.
[2] Suponitsky U.L. A thesis of Doctor in chemistry: 02.00.04. Moscow. 2002. 248 p.
Section 5 — Applied aspects of chemical thermodynamics ♦ 437
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1160-1168.
[2] Dzhvarsheyshvili A.I., Sherstneva M.K., Konyukhov V.Yu. XVI International conference
on chemical thermodynamics in Russia. Suzdal. July 1-6. 2007. V 1. P 260.
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V. 31. № 2. P. 159-166.
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This paper presents the results of chemical and thermodynamic analysis of plasma-
process for nanopowder materials from aqueous metal salt solutions. To this end, A
thermodynamic calculation of equilibrium composition in a system containing, in general, rare
earth elements in various combinations, with respect to the process of plasma-practical for
nanopowder materials from a mixture of dispersed aqueous salt solutions (nitric, hydrochloric
acid, fluoride, etc.). Calculation of equilibrium compositions was carried out on a computer
with P = 0.1-0.01 MPa, in the temperature range 300-5000 K, the total initial concentrations
of the metal salts in the system under 10 - 200 g/l.
Compounds of rare earth metals (REM) have a wide range of applications. In particular,
oxides play an important role, along with metallurgy, nuclear technology, the production of
materials for high-tech areas of consumption, such as the production of phosphors, industrial
ceramics, high-quality glass, fiber optics, lasers, film and photographic equipment. Obtaining
nanopowders by REM is one of the most important areas of nanotechnology. Along with the
development of basic scientific aspects of this school, is crucial to the development of
practical methods of production of nanoscale materials. For the ever-increasing consumer
sphere REM oxides possessing unique properties, the problem of their production is
particularly acute.
Plasma-process for nanopowder materials from aqueous metal salt solution reduces the
number of process steps, reduce their duration, to reduce the overall energy consumption. The
resulting powders reduce the temperature and duration of sintering of ceramics, which
eliminates the loss of oxide sintered mass and improve sustainability of production. The initial
solutions can be used reextract obtained at the operating plant.
When considering the process of plasma processing fluorine or chlorine-containing
solutions of metals, highlighting their unique feature: an education oxides occurs in response
pyrohydrolysis, and if fluoride or metal chloride is highly volatile, the reaction occurs in the
gas phase. It should be noted that other solutions transition plasma chemical reactions in the
gas phase have not celebrated.
Section 5 — Applied aspects of chemical thermodynamics ♦ 441
Iron alloys with high content of chromium (12...30 wt. %) and carbon (1...3 wt. %) are
widely used in industry as tool and wear-resistant materials. For increasing hardness they are
quenched from high temperatures (900...1200 C), where a partial dissolution of chromium
carbides (Cr, Fe)7C3 occurs. The amount of dissolved carbide phase determines the chemical
composition of γ solid solution and therefore the structural composition and properties of the
alloy after quenching. According to available experimental data, equilibrium composition of
γ phase is achieved in 1...10 hours at the temperatures mentioned. However, in experiments
and in industrial heat treatment smaller holdings are often used. Thus a model of carbide
dissolution kinetics is necessary for prognosticating the results of heat treatment.
To develop such a model we used literary experimental data for 15 alloys with various
content of chromium and carbon. The kinetic model is based on Zener-Hillert equation for the
growth/dissolution controlled by volume diffusion, while the limiting amount of carbide phase
being in equilibrium at given temperature was calculated by thermodynamic model of Lee
(Calphad 16 (1992) 121). Application of model equations to experimental data showed that
the activation energy of dissolution depends significantly on the atomic fraction of chromium
in metal sublattice of the carbide yCr: it has a minimum at yCr = 0,57 and equals 200 kJ/mole at
yCr = 1/2. It is much less than the activation energy of chromium diffusion in austenite, which
may be a result of a great difference in specific volumes of M7C3 carbide and the γ solid
solution. The second model parameter, i.e. the factor determining the “time scale” of the
process, decreases linearly with increasing equilibrium amount of carbide phase. Comparison
with experimental data showed that calculation results provide the composition of γ solid
solution composition with the error of ±0,25 %Cr and ±0,05 %C, and the position of
martensitic point that was evaluated by empirical formula Ms = 475 – 275·(%C) – 12·(%Cr) –
10·(%Cr)·(%C), °C with the error within 9 °C. In combination with previously developed
model for calculation the hardness of the alloy as a function of chemical composition of the γ
phase (and martensite formed on quenching) and the position of Ms this permits to
prognosticate the structural composition and hardness of alloys depending not only on their
chemical composition and heating temperature before quenching, but also on holding time at
that temperature. The model can thus be applied for selection of optimal heat treatment for an
alloy with any given content of chromium and carbon.
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The synthesis realization results for corundum particles in copper-aluminum melt [1, 2]
depend on many factors and some of them are difficult to control. The central problem is
prevention of aluminum oxide film formation, significantly reduced the mechanical
characteristics of the metal samples.
A possible solution of this problem could be adding magnesium in the metal compound.
It is assumed that magnesium addition eases the oxygen diffusion in the metal, as it will
prevent Al2O3 film formation. The results of previously thermodynamic analysis of the Al–
Mg–O system can be used for approval this approach [3]. However, the experimental results
attained in the course of this approach, are ambiguous and does not allow confidently
recommend this approach to obtain metal matrix composite.
It has been tasked to carry out a thermodynamic analysis of the Cu–Al–Mg–O system
with more than 90% copper in the system at temperature 1100 ... 1300°C by building surfaces
of components solubility in metal melt (SCSM) for this system.
To calculate the activity of components in nonmetallic melts the absolute ionic solution
theory has been used. For calculating the activity of components in metallic melts first order
Wagner's interaction parameters were used. The result of the calculations is the isothermal
sections SCSM for the Cu–Al–Mg–O system at temperatures 1100 ... 1300°C.
The results of calculating the surfaces of components solubility in metal melt have been
compared with the data presented in relevant scientific papers and the results of our own
experiments, namely the X-ray microanalysis of nonmetallic inclusions formed in the copper
melts, with different contents of magnesium, aluminum and oxygen in metal structure.
This work was supported by the RBBR (grant 12-08-31055 mol_a).
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297-302.
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In a system (Fig. a) with incongruently melting compounds: ternary one and a binary
compound with decomposition in 4-phase reaction of liquid formation, the phase regions
projection to the Gibbs triangle divide the latter into 75 concentration fields. Twelve of them
are zero-dimensional, 37 – one-dimensional and 26 – two-dimensional fields.
Investigation of these fields by the vertical mass-balances (Fig. d, e, f, g) and imitation
of their DTA spectra (Fig. b, c) have shown, that some of them have no their own set of
microstructure elements. They are: 16 one-dimensional fields APA (coincides with 3), BQ
(19), QCQ (7), CPC (16), ERRC (13), RPR (9), PAPR (8), QP (20), PRP (10), ERP (12 & 22), PCP
(21), PE (20), BU (18), R1U (23), pBCU (25), CU (17) and 6 zero-dimensional ones Q (QE), P
(20), PC (EPC), PA (PAQA), PR (PRQ), ER (ERE). Besides 2 two-dimensional fields resemble
each other: 22 and 12. Mass balances for the invariant reactions have been artificial
widespread in a temperature axis to demonstrate the regrouping of masses for the material
points.
Two-dimensional fields 23, 24, 25, 26 may be used for the design of the
microconstituents of the phases assemblages only in the non-equilibrium processes, as below
the temperature of point U a binary compound R1 doesn’t exist.
Fig. Crystallization fields and isopleth MN – a); DTA spectra simulation for the 2-dimensional field
24 & 1-dimensional field pBCU – b-c); mass balances for the fields 24, pBCU, 25, eBCU – d),e),f),g);
L+B+C 3-phase region model for prototyping by 3D-printer –h).
Computer model of T-x-y diagram has been used for its phase regions prototyping by a
3D-printer (Fig. h). Nothing conveys an idea better then holding it in your hand. 3D Printing is
an effective way to enrich learning and research in virtually any faculty. Proficiency in
prototyping and 3D modeling has become an essential requirement for design, science and
engineering students and researchers.
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