Critical evaluation and thermodynamic optimization of the V–O system
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Abstract The V–O system has been critically evaluated and thermodynamically assessed based on the available phase diagram and thermodynamic data using the CALPHAD method. The liquid phase over the whole composition range from metallic liquid to oxide melt is described by the modified quasichemical model with five species: VII, VIII, VIV, VV and O, which takes short-range ordering in liquid solution into account. All solid solutions are modeled considering respective crystal structures. A set of self-consistent thermodynamic parameters of the V–O system is obtained and the available experimental data are reproduced well within experimental error limits. Especially for the VOx solid solution, the site fractions of vacancies in both vanadium and oxygen sublattices are reproduced well using the present model and parameters.
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