EXOTHERMIC REACTIONS DUE TO ANNEALING OF DEFECTS IN OXIDE LATTICES: STUDY OF THE DECOMPOSITION OF CARBONATES

Cnr Rao; S. R. Yoganarasimhan; Mark P. Lewis

doi:10.1139/v60-319

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EXOTHERMIC REACTIONS DUE TO ANNEALING OF DEFECTS IN OXIDE LATTICES: STUDY OF THE DECOMPOSITION OF CARBONATES

Canadian Journal of Chemistry 38(12): 2359-2362

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Small exothermic reaction peaks are observed in the differential thermal curves of carbonates. The heat evolution is probably due to the removal of internal crystal defects in the metastable oxide lattices.

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