“…It is shown in Figure 19 that the entropy factor makes a greater contribution to the change in the Gibbs activation energy (activation barrier) with a relatively small change in the enthalpy. This result is in a good agreement with the literature data, 45,57 in which the change in the Gibbs energy (μO 2 oxide (δ)) in ferrites is almost completely determined by the entropy coefficient, which is caused by the Fe 3+ /Fe 4+ disorder in the oxide lattice. At the same time, in the cobaltites considered in detail in the papers, 24,28,29,33 the dependences of the activation enthalpy R 0 on δ are completely determined by the component of the partial molar enthalpy in μO 2 oxide (δ).…”