PHASE RELATIONSHIPS IN SYSTEM SRO-P2O5 AND INFLUENCE OF WATER VAPOR ON FORMATION OF SR4P2O9
PHASE RELATIONSHIPS IN SYSTEM SRO-P2O5 AND INFLUENCE OF WATER VAPOR ON FORMATION OF SR4P2O9
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DOI:
10.1021/ic50051a007
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发表时间:
1967-01-01
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
HUMMEL, FA
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作者:
KREIDLER, ER;HUMMEL, FA
Phase relationships in the system Sr0-P205 were determined by quenching, strip furnace, vacuum heat treatment, and hightemperature X-ray diffraction methods. The results of experimentsdone in air at temperatures below 1400 on compositions near the SrO end of the system can be interpreted only by considering rvater vapor as a component of the system. The data were used to construct phase diagrams for the system Sr0-P205 and a portion of the system Sr0-P205-H20. The melting behavior and polymorphism of the six binary compounds is discussed in detail. The SrO-P2Os system is compared with the previously reported CaO-P2Os system. Limited data for theCaO-P2Os system indicate errors in the reported diagrams, and a new diagram for the CaO-P2Oe system is proposed, but it is emphasized that a careful reinvestigation of this system is needed.Introduction and Literature Survey The SrO-P2C> 5 system is of technological importance because two of the compounds in the system, Sr2P207 and SrsiPChR, serve as host structures for efficient tinactivated (Sn2+) phosphors. Although no phase diagram has been published for the Sr0-P205 system, Ropp, Aia, Hoffman, Veleker, and Mooney1 have published very reliable X-ray diffraction patterns for most of the anhydrous compounds and their polymorphs. The phases reported were: