| Autor: |
Moroz, M. V., Prokhorenko, M. V., Prokhorenko, S. V., Yatskov, M. V., Reshetnyak, O. V. |
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Russian Journal of Physical Chemistry; Jan2018, Vol. 92 Issue 1, p19-23, 5p |
| Abstrakt: |
Differential thermal analysis (DTA), x-ray diffraction (XRD) and electromotive force (EMF) are used to triangulate Ag-In-Te-I(Br) systems in the vicinity of compounds AgIn2Te3I and AgIn2Te3Br. The three-dimensional position of the AgIn2Te3I-InTe-Ag2Te-AgI and AgIn2Te3Br-InTe-Ag3TeBr phase areas with respect to the figurative points of silver is used to create equations of potential-determining chemical reactions. The potential-determining reactions are conducted in (-)C C∣Ag∣Ag3GeS3I(Br) glass∣D∣C(+) electrochemical cells (ECCs), where C stands for inert (graphite) electrodes, Ag and D are ECC electrodes (D denotes alloys of one-, three-, and four-phase areas), and Ag3GeS3I and Ag3GeS3Br glasses are membranes with purely ionic Ag+ conductivity. Linear parts of the temperature dependences of the cell EMFs are used to calculate the standard integral thermodynamic functions of saturated solid solutions based on AgIn2Te3I and AgIn2Te3Br, and the relative partial thermodynamic functions of silver in the stoichiometric quaternary compounds. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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