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CRTA for the thermoanalytical screening of volatile compounds

1. Calibration of standard Q-derivatograph sample holders vs. vapor partial pressures during quasi-isobaric quasi-isothermal heating

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Quasi-equilibrium thermogravimetry (variant of CRTA) is utilized as a thermoanalytical screening method for volatile compounds, standard Q-derivatograph sample holders (platelike holder, open crucible, crucible with lid, and conical holder) were calibrated against the partial pressures of metal β-diketonate vapor (in sublimation and evaporation processes) in the range 0.0006–0.11 atm. The mathematical relationship between the vapor partial pressure, the holder construction, the vapor molecular mass, and the mutual diffusion coefficient of the gas was derived and considered. It is possible to obtain a roughp-T relationship for volatile compounds by using stabilized temperatures of sublimation (evaporation) processes in four pressure-calibrated sample holders.

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  1. Institute of Inorganic Chemistry, Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences Novosibirsk, 630090, Russia

    V. A. Logvinenko, G. V. Gavrilova, I. G. Karpova & P. A. Stabnikov

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  1. V. A. Logvinenko
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  2. G. V. Gavrilova
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  3. I. G. Karpova
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Support for this work was provided by the Russian Foundation of Fundamental Research under Grant N 94-03-09913.

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Logvinenko, V.A., Gavrilova, G.V., Karpova, I.G. et al. CRTA for the thermoanalytical screening of volatile compounds. Journal of Thermal Analysis 50, 587–592 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01979030

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