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Synthesis and Thermodynamic Investigation of Energy Materials in the Ag-Te-Cl System by the Solid-State Galvanic Cells

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JOM
Volume 73, Issue 5, Pages 1487-1494

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SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s11837-021-04619-9

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  1. national projects of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine: Synthesis, physico-chemical and thermodynamic properties of nanosized and nanostructured materials for electrochemical systems'' [0120U102184]
  2. Academy of Finland project as part of the activities of the Johan Gadolin Process Chemistry Centre at Abo Akademi University [311537]

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The study experimentally evaluated the phase stabilities and thermodynamic properties of selected compounds in the Ag-Te-Cl system, identifying the formation of four new compounds below 500 K. By conducting careful electrochemical measurements in galvanic cells, the standard thermodynamic quantities of ternary compounds in the Ag-Te-Cl system were determined for the first time.
Discoveries of new energy materials with unique properties and wider thermal stability ranges enable sustainable developments toward a low-carbon society. In this work, phase stabilities and thermodynamic properties of selected compounds in the Ag-Te-Cl system with potential application as energy materials have been critically reviewed and experimentally investigated. Based on the literature data on phase formations in the AgCl-Ag2Te-Te part of the Ag-Te-Cl system and the results of electromotive force (EMF) measurements in this work, formations of the Ag19Te6Cl7, Ag10Te4Cl3, Ag5Te2Cl, and Ag23Te12Cl compounds below 500 K were established. The EMF measurements were performed in carefully built galvanic cells with positive electrodes prepared from finely ground mixtures of pure substances Ag, Te, and AgCl. Based on the temperature dependences of the EMF of the cells, the standard thermodynamic quantities of the ternary compounds of the Ag-Te-Cl system were experimentally determined for the first time.

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