1969
DOI: 10.1149/1.2411545
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The Free Energy of Formation of Tantalum Silicides Using Solid Oxide Electrolytes

Abstract: A method is described for determining the standard free energies of formation of the tantalum silicides from emf measurements on cells with solid thoria‐yttria electrolytes. Measurements were conducted over the temperature range 900°–1100°C in a purified argon atmosphere. Corrections for electronic conduction were established with Ta, Ta2O5 electrodes. Difficulties were encountered because the hard, refractory nature of the compounds prevented fabrication of dense electrodes and because silica films interfer… Show more

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“…Niessen and Boer [26] [23] were not included in the present optimization due to their significant deviations from those of others. [24][25][26] No thermodynamic data of the liquid phase have been reported for this system.…”
Section: The Si-ta Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Niessen and Boer [26] [23] were not included in the present optimization due to their significant deviations from those of others. [24][25][26] No thermodynamic data of the liquid phase have been reported for this system.…”
Section: The Si-ta Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Myers and Searcy [24] determined the Gibbs energies of formation (D f G) of four compounds using Knudsen effusion cells. Using solid state EMF cells, Levine and Kolodney [25] measured D f G of aTa 5 Si 3 and Ta 2 Si. The Neumann-Kopp rule to extrapolate the results to the ambient temperature was used in both studies.…”
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