Surface tension and density of the molten LaCl3-NaCl binary system

The surface tension and density of the LaCl 3 -NaCl system were determined as a function of temperature by the maximum bubble pressure technique. The surface tension and density were found to vary linearly with temperature (1123 < T < 1248 K). At constant temperature, the surface tensions of L...

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Published inCanadian journal of chemistry Vol. 65; no. 12; pp. 2779 - 2782
Main Authors Liu, G, Toguri, J. M, Stubina, N. M
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Ottawa, Canada NRC Research Press 01.12.1987
National Research Council of Canada
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Chemistry
Exact sciences and technology
Gas-liquid interface and liquid-liquid interface
General and physical chemistry
Surface physical chemistry
Lanthanum III Chlorides
Alkali metal Compounds
Temperature
Trivalent metal Compounds
Specific gravity
Instrumentation
Experimental study
Molten salt
Binary mixture
Numerical data
Surface tension
Lanthanide Compounds
Measurement method
Sodium Chlorides
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Summary:The surface tension and density of the LaCl 3 -NaCl system were determined as a function of temperature by the maximum bubble pressure technique. The surface tension and density were found to vary linearly with temperature (1123 < T < 1248 K). At constant temperature, the surface tensions of LaCl 3 -NaCl melts showed a small negative deviation from Guggenheim's Equation.
ISSN:0008-4042
1480-3291
DOI:10.1139/v87-462