journal article·2014-08-01Open access

Thermodynamics of CuInO 2 Preparation by Cation Exchange Reaction

Yun Yao, Gang Xie, Ning Song, Yanqing Hou, Xiaohua Yu, Rongxing Li

Abstract

Abstract To investigate the optimum conditions of the CuInO 2 (CIO) preparation by cation exchange reaction method, the standard entropy, thermal capacity at constant pressure, standard enthalpy and standard Gibbs free energy of formation were estimated. The relations of temperature ( T ) and thermodynamic equilibrium constants ( K ), the conditions for three independent reactions were analyzed in CuInO 2 preparation. The curves of Gibbs free energy- T , K − T and P CuCl − T for those reactions have been plotted. The results showed that the CIO powder could be synthesized by cation exchange reaction. There were two main reactions through the way of NaInO 2 reacting with CuCl. One was NaInO 2(s) reacting with CuCl (s) at T ≥ 1698 K. The cost was higher in the way. The other was NaInO 2(s) reacting with CuCl (g) at T < 1698 K. However, the yield of CIO would be decreased because CuInO 2 powder decomposed into Cu 2 O (s) and In 2 O 3(s) with the temperature reduced, especially when T ≤ 573 K. And the higher vapor pressure of CuCl (g) was necessary for the process, which needs the higher temperature since the vapor pressure of CuCl (g) increases with increasing temperature, especially when T > 973 K. It was recommended that NaInO 2(s) react with CuCl (g) for preparing CIO under conditions of 973 < T ≤ 1698 K and the vacuum in the reactor.
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OpenAlex topics: Copper-based nanomaterials and applications · ZnO doping and properties

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Affiliations

Faculty of Metallurgical and Energy Engineering, Kunming University of Science and Technology, Kunming 650093, China

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