High temperature thermodynamics of the Cr-Cr2N-N2 system

Metallurgical Transactions B - Tập 19 - Trang 471-476 - 1988
Liya Wang1, Robert D. Pehlke1
1The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

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The high-temperature thermodynamic behavior of the Cr-Cr2N-N2 system has been investigated in the temperature range 1450 to 1850 K by measuring the equilibrium pressure of nitrogen gas over pure chromium metal and chromium nitride Cr2N. From the experimental data, the standard free energy and enthalpy of formation of Cr2N have been determined to be: ΔH° = −104. ± 10 (KJ. mol−1 Cr2N) ΔG° = −104. + 0.04987 ± 3.8 (KJ. mol−1 Cr2N)

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