1986
DOI: 10.1007/bf00367271
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Initial observations of GeSe-xenon transport experiments performed on the D1 space flight

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“…These considerations led to the successful use of HgBr 2 as a transport agent for Mo 3 P, Mo 4 P 3 [87] and Fe 2 P. [88] The chemical transport of the phosphorus part of these phosphides occurs in accordance with Equations (14) ± (16) via the much more stable phosphorus tribromide. [87,88] Mo 3 P s 9/2 HgBr 2,g > 3 MoBr 2,g PBr 3,g 9/2 Hg g (14) Mo 4 P 3,s 17/2 HgBr 2,g > 4 MoBr 2,g 3 PBr 3,g 17/2 Hg g (15) Fe 2 P s 7/2 HgBr 2,g > 2 FeBr 2,g PBr 3,g 7/2 Hg g (16) The reversal of these considerations means that, of course, the phosphorus coexistence pressure over a phosphide and its phosphorus-rich neighboring phase must be higher than about 10 À5 atm if the former is to be transported with iodine.…”
Section: Phosphidesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These considerations led to the successful use of HgBr 2 as a transport agent for Mo 3 P, Mo 4 P 3 [87] and Fe 2 P. [88] The chemical transport of the phosphorus part of these phosphides occurs in accordance with Equations (14) ± (16) via the much more stable phosphorus tribromide. [87,88] Mo 3 P s 9/2 HgBr 2,g > 3 MoBr 2,g PBr 3,g 9/2 Hg g (14) Mo 4 P 3,s 17/2 HgBr 2,g > 4 MoBr 2,g 3 PBr 3,g 17/2 Hg g (15) Fe 2 P s 7/2 HgBr 2,g > 2 FeBr 2,g PBr 3,g 7/2 Hg g (16) The reversal of these considerations means that, of course, the phosphorus coexistence pressure over a phosphide and its phosphorus-rich neighboring phase must be higher than about 10 À5 atm if the former is to be transported with iodine.…”
Section: Phosphidesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Oppermann, G. Krabbes [13] ab 1970 Grundlagen und Beispiele Faktor, Garrett [14] ab 1970 Chalkogenide, Kristallwachstum (auch unter Schwerelosigkeit) H. Wiedemeier [15,16] ab 1993 CT intermetallischer Phasen M. Binnewies [17] ab 1975 ¹Transportwaageª, [18] ¹Kooperatives Transportmodellª, [19] Transport wasserfreier Sulfate [20] R. Gruehn ab 1986 thermodynamische Behandlung von Transportreaktionen; CT von Phosphiden und Phosphaten R. Glaum [21±23] Abgrenzungen. Reversible Reaktionen zwischen gasförmigen und festen Stoffen wie in Gleichung (1) [26] chemische Transportexperimente in Quarzglasampullen (l % 12 cm, d % 1.5 cm, Wandstärke ca.…”
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