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Thermochemistry of the NaBr-Nal Solid Solution at 750 K – A Knudsen Effusion Mass Spectrometric Study
The excess molar Gibbs energy and partial pressures at a temperature of 750 K for the solid phase of the NaBr-NaI system were determined by Knudsen effusion mass spectrometry. The parameters of the Redlich-Kister equation for GEm resulted in kJ mol−1 as B1 = 6.46 and B2 = −1.12. The thermodynamic data obtained from the molecular ion intensities of NaBr+ and NaI+ and those obtained from the fragment ion intensities of Na2Br+ (from Na2Br2) and Na2I+ (from Na2I2) agree well. The results of this work are discussed with respect to those reported by other authors.