2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.jaap.2005.06.004
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Kinetics and thermodynamic parameters of the thermal decomposition of bis(imipraminium)tetrachlorocuprate, bis(imipraminium)tetrachloromercurate and imipraminium reineckate

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“…The enthalpy change was calculated directly from the amount of heat change involved in each step per unit mass of the sample. The H* was thus determined and implemented to calculate the specific heat capacity (C p ) using the following equation [30,31]:…”
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“…The enthalpy change was calculated directly from the amount of heat change involved in each step per unit mass of the sample. The H* was thus determined and implemented to calculate the specific heat capacity (C p ) using the following equation [30,31]:…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Consequently, the changes of entropy ( S*) and Gibbs energy ( G*) were calculated using the following equations [30,31]:…”
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“…The enthalpy change was calculated directly from the amount of heat change involved in each step per unit mass of the sample. H*, thus determined, was implemented to calculate the specific heat capacity (C p ) using the following equation [31,32] …”
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“…Consequently, the changes of entropy ( S*) and Gibbs energy ( G*) were calculated using the following equations [31,32] S * = 2.303C p log T 2 T 1 (4)…”
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“…The positive values of DH indicate that the dissociation processes are endothermic in nature and enhanced with the rise of temperature. DG values for the dissociation constants are positive, thus dissociation processes are non-spontaneous[39][40][41].…”
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