TY - JOUR
T1 - Energetics of brannerite-type solid solutions
T2 - The system MnV2O6LiMoVO6Mo2O6
AU - Mocala, K.
AU - Navrotsky, A.
N1 - Funding Information:
We thank S. Swapp for help with X-ray work and P. Maniar for help with data analysis and valuable discussion. C. Bennett of the Calorimetry Laboratory designed and built the sample-drop devices. This work was supportd by NSF Grant DMR 8610816. We thank two reviewers for thorough and perceptive comments.
PY - 1989/5
Y1 - 1989/5
N2 - Brannerite-type solid solutions in the system MnV2O6LiMoVO6Mo2O6 (MnLif{cyrillic}) were studied by high-temperature drop-solution calorimetry and X-ray diffraction. Enthalpies of mixing, referred to brannerite standard states, are ΔHmix = y(1 - y)(24.8 - 51.7y) kJ/mole for (1 - y)MnV2O6 - yLiMnVO6 (MnLi) and ΔHmix = 23.4x(1 - x) for (1 - x)MnV2O6 - xMo2O6 (Mnf{cyrillic}). A fit to all the data simultaneously (the two joins above, three ternary points, and one point along Lif{cyrillic}) gives values similar to those above for ΔHmix(MnLi) and ΔHmix(Mnf{cyrillic}) while suggesting a negative heat of mixing along the Lif{cyrillic} binary and negligible ternary excess terms. Parameters for the transformation of Mo2O6 from the MoO3 structure to the hypothetical brannerite structure are estimated to be: ΔH = 10.0 kJ/mole Mo2O6, ΔV° = 7.65 cm3/mole. Both the MnV2O6LiMoVO6 system studied here and the MgV2O6LiMoVO6 system studied previously show positive heats of mixing at MnV2O6- or MgV2O6-rich compositions and negative heats of mixing at LiMoVO6-rich compositions. In each case, a linear correlation of the enthalpy interaction parameter, λH, and the volume interaction parameter, λV, is observed. Both systems show that positive heats of mixing correlate with negative volumes of mixing and negative heats of mixing correlate with positive volumes of mixing, but the MgLi correlation has a steeper slope than that for MnLi. This rather unusual but systematic behavior thus persists in several systems with brannerite structure.
AB - Brannerite-type solid solutions in the system MnV2O6LiMoVO6Mo2O6 (MnLif{cyrillic}) were studied by high-temperature drop-solution calorimetry and X-ray diffraction. Enthalpies of mixing, referred to brannerite standard states, are ΔHmix = y(1 - y)(24.8 - 51.7y) kJ/mole for (1 - y)MnV2O6 - yLiMnVO6 (MnLi) and ΔHmix = 23.4x(1 - x) for (1 - x)MnV2O6 - xMo2O6 (Mnf{cyrillic}). A fit to all the data simultaneously (the two joins above, three ternary points, and one point along Lif{cyrillic}) gives values similar to those above for ΔHmix(MnLi) and ΔHmix(Mnf{cyrillic}) while suggesting a negative heat of mixing along the Lif{cyrillic} binary and negligible ternary excess terms. Parameters for the transformation of Mo2O6 from the MoO3 structure to the hypothetical brannerite structure are estimated to be: ΔH = 10.0 kJ/mole Mo2O6, ΔV° = 7.65 cm3/mole. Both the MnV2O6LiMoVO6 system studied here and the MgV2O6LiMoVO6 system studied previously show positive heats of mixing at MnV2O6- or MgV2O6-rich compositions and negative heats of mixing at LiMoVO6-rich compositions. In each case, a linear correlation of the enthalpy interaction parameter, λH, and the volume interaction parameter, λV, is observed. Both systems show that positive heats of mixing correlate with negative volumes of mixing and negative heats of mixing correlate with positive volumes of mixing, but the MgLi correlation has a steeper slope than that for MnLi. This rather unusual but systematic behavior thus persists in several systems with brannerite structure.
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U2 - 10.1016/0022-4596(89)90030-3
DO - 10.1016/0022-4596(89)90030-3
M3 - Article
AN - SCOPUS:38249023789
SN - 0022-4596
VL - 80
SP - 45
EP - 55
JO - Journal of Solid State Chemistry
JF - Journal of Solid State Chemistry
IS - 1
ER -