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Thermodynamic Study of Tellurium Polybromide Complexes
The pressure of saturated and unsaturated Br 2 vapors over (cation) 2 {[TeBr 6 ](Br 2 )} (cation = Me 4 N + , Et 4 N + ) solid polybromotellurates is measured via static tensimetry using membrane zero manometers in a wide range of temperatures. Experimental data are used to determine the thermal sta...
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description | The pressure of saturated and unsaturated Br
2
vapors over (cation)
2
{[TeBr
6
](Br
2
)} (cation = Me
4
N
+
, Et
4
N
+
) solid polybromotellurates is measured via static tensimetry using membrane zero manometers in a wide range of temperatures. Experimental data are used to determine the thermal stability of these compounds (
T
dec
). A physicochemical model of vaporization is proven, thermodynamic characteristics of the evaporation of bromine that bonds the moieties of polybromotellurate anions (
,
,
=
f
(
T
)) are calculated, and the energies of bonding between [TeBr
6
] octahedra and Br
2
(
) are determined. Results are compared to others for bismuth polybromide complexes studied earlier. |
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{[TeBr
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T
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,
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T
dec
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,
,
=
f
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2
{[TeBr
6
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2
)} (cation = Me
4
N
+
, Et
4
N
+
) solid polybromotellurates is measured via static tensimetry using membrane zero manometers in a wide range of temperatures. Experimental data are used to determine the thermal stability of these compounds (
T
dec
). A physicochemical model of vaporization is proven, thermodynamic characteristics of the evaporation of bromine that bonds the moieties of polybromotellurate anions (
,
,
=
f
(
T
)) are calculated, and the energies of bonding between [TeBr
6
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2
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) are determined. Results are compared to others for bismuth polybromide complexes studied earlier.</abstract><cop>Moscow</cop><pub>Pleiades Publishing</pub><doi>10.1134/S003602442401031X</doi><tpages>7</tpages></addata></record> |
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