1989
DOI: 10.1007/bf01911900
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Activation energy of thermal decomposition of fully dehydrated NdC2O4Cl·3H2O to NdOCl

Abstract: An activation energy Ea = 195 kJ mol-1 has been determined for the thermal decomposition of NdC204C1 to NdOCI with simultaneous expulsion of CO and CO2. As compared with the value (127 kJ mo1-1) predicted by the Kahwa-Mulokozi empirical expression (i) + for Ln2(C204)3 (Ln = light lanthanide), the presence of C1-in the coordination polyhedron appreciably raises the activation energy, which is consistent with a corresponding increase in the covalent strength of the Ln-oxalate bond. The same conclusion regarding … Show more

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“…These calculations confirm our mechanism for the thermal decomposition of the oxalate, which, by means of (ii), links the activation energy to the interaction between the metal and oxalate ions [2,3,7].…”
Section: The Cation-oxalate Interactionsupporting
confidence: 81%
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“…These calculations confirm our mechanism for the thermal decomposition of the oxalate, which, by means of (ii), links the activation energy to the interaction between the metal and oxalate ions [2,3,7].…”
Section: The Cation-oxalate Interactionsupporting
confidence: 81%
“…Our mechanistic interpretation of the thermal decomposition of the oxalate is based on the expression [2,3,7] Ea = 127 + 1.4853.10-6(I~" -9800) 2 where the ionization potential term IT = ~(Y-d) V2 is defined by Pauling's covalent radius re, the ionic radius ri in hexacoordination and ~/, the sum of the ionization potentials of the metal atom. On the basis of (ii), theactivation energy of (1) is theoretically predictable.…”
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