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Multicomponent Reciprocal Salt Systems of Metals: Determination of the Maximum Work of Chemical Exchange Reactions by the Differential Thermal Analysis Conversion Method
Abstract:
Differential thermal analysis of complete conversion points of reciprocal salt systems in melts shows the energy nonequivalence of stable and metastable salt pairs which can be interpreted as the work of a chemical exchange reaction; it is necessary to quantitatively determine this work when choosing salt compositions with optimal heat-storage properties.
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Language: English
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E. S. Gryzlova, N. A. Kozyreva, B. F. Myasoedov, “Multicomponent Reciprocal Salt Systems of Metals: Determination of the Maximum Work of Chemical Exchange Reactions by the Differential Thermal Analysis Conversion Method”, Mendeleev Commun., 4:6 (1994), 228–230
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Elena S. Gryzlova, Nina A. Kozyreva, “Interpretation of Phase Diagrams of Ternary Reciprocal Systems by Complete Conversion Points”, Journal of Phase Equilibria, 22:5 (2001), 539
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