THERMODYNAMIC RESEARCHES OF FORMATION OF METAL OXIDES OF PLATINUM GROUP
Journal: Young Scientist (Vol.6, No. 10)Publication Date: 2018-10-01
Authors : Gryn G.I. Khylchenko H.S. Trofymenko D.O. Deineka D.N. Avina S.I.;
Page : 259-263
Keywords : palladium; rhodium; platinum; thermodynamics; catalyst.;
Abstract
Thermodynamic reactions of formation of oxide compounds of platinum, rhodium and palladium were analyzed. It was found that the existence of gaseous platinum oxides in the temperature range 1200-1300°K is unlikely from the point of view of thermodynamics. The most thermodynamically stable under these conditions are the oxides Rh2 O and Rh2 O3 . The existence of palladium (II) oxide in the condensed state is thermodynamically possible only up to a temperature of 1150°K. Proposed ways to further study the reduction of losses in the oxidation of NH3 .
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