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The Se2 (Gas) Fugacity in Systems with Noble Metals: Chrisstanleyite Ag2Pd3Se4 – Naumannite Ag2Se–β-PdSe2 and Luberoite Pt5Se4–Sudovikovite PtSe2

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The reactions of 6Ag(cr) + 3PdSe2(cr) = 2Ag2Se(cr) + Ag2Pd3Se4(cr) and 12Ag(cr) + 5PtSe2(cr) = 6Ag2Se(cr) + Pt5Se4(cr) were studied with the EMF method in a completely solid-state galvanic cell… Click to show full abstract

The reactions of 6Ag(cr) + 3PdSe2(cr) = 2Ag2Se(cr) + Ag2Pd3Se4(cr) and 12Ag(cr) + 5PtSe2(cr) = 6Ag2Se(cr) + Pt5Se4(cr) were studied with the EMF method in a completely solid-state galvanic cell with an Ag ion-conducting solid electrolyte with overall gas space (argon under atmospheric pressure). The EMF vs. temperature dependencies were obtained in the temperature ranges of Т = 425–648 K and 501–713 K, respectively. Then, they were recalculated for gaseous Se fugacity in dependence on the temperature for nonvariant equilibriums of Ag2Pd3Se4 (chrisstanleyite)–β-PdSe2 (the phase, which transforms into verbeekite under low temperatures)–Ag2Se (naumannite) and Pt5Se4 (luberoite)–PtSe2 (sudovikovite): logf Se2(gas) (Ag2Pd3Se4/Ag2Se/PdSe2) = 7.710 ± 0.050 – 8.524 ± 0.026(1000/T), logfSe2(gas) (Pt5Se4/PtSe2) = 7.135 ± 0.027 – 12.274 ± 0.016(1000/T).

Keywords: gas; fugacity; ag2se pdse2; se2 gas; ptse2; pt5se4

Journal Title: Doklady Earth Sciences
Year Published: 2019

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