Thermodynamics of the V–O System : Dissociation Energies of VO and VO2
- 1 July 1957
- journal article
- research article
- Published by AIP Publishing in The Journal of Chemical Physics
- Vol. 27 (1), 87-90
- https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1743723
Abstract
The molecules vaporizing from V2O5(s) and VO(s) have been determined employing a mass spectrometer to analyze the vapors effusing from Knudsen cells containing these materials. The vapor over the V2O5 loaded cells was found to contain V4O10(g), V6O14(g), V6O12(g) with some evidence for V4O8(g) and V2O4(g). Since both the composition and the partial pressures varied with time no quantitative data could be obtained for these molecules. By contrast, both the composition and partial pressures of the vapor over VO(s) were essentially constant with time. The molecules observed were V(g), VO(g), and VO2(g). A thermodynamic treatment of the data yields 6.4±0.2 ev and 12.8±0.2 ev, respectively, for the atomization energies of VO and VO2.Keywords
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