Thermodynamic calculations on phase equilibria involving fused salts; Part 3, Application to polymeric anions

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1964
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Abstract
Polymeric anions do not contribute appreciably to the depression of the freezing point in fused salt systems. Alpha CaSiO ~3~ and diopside form nearly perfect solutions containing polymeric anions, with respective heats of fusion of approximately 14,000 and 22,000 cals mole (super -1) . Alpha CaSiO ~3~ forms imperfect solutions with CaF ~2~ , for which mean ionic activity coefficients have been calculated.
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Authors R. S. Bradley
Journal american journal of science
Year 1964
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10.2475/ajs.262.4.541
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