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Phase equilibria in the Li–Ti–O system and physical properties of Li2TiO3

H Kleykamp2002年Fusion Engineering and DesignIF 1.7出版社

AbstractThe phase equilibria of the pseudo-binary Li2O–TiO2 system and the stoichiometry shift of Li2TiO3 during the Li transmutation process are investigated. The structural properties, the thermal expansion, enthalpy, heat capacity, enthalpy of transformation and melting, thermal conductivity and the vapourisation behaviour of Li2TiO3 are assessed. The ternary Li–Ti–O system is treated with emphasis to the characteristic of Li2TiO3 under reducing conditions. The phase is reduced to LiTiO2 with the Ti valence +3 due to its transition metal character.

日本語訳

擬二元系Li2O–TiO2の相平衡と、Li変換プロセス中のLi2TiO3の化学量論的ずれについて調査した。Li2TiO3の構造特性、エンタルピー、熱容量、変態エンタルピーおよび融解エンタルピー、熱伝導率、ならびに蒸発挙動を評価した。三元系Li–Ti–Oは、還元条件下におけるLi2TiO3の特性に重点を置いて扱った。この相は遷移金属的性格を有するため、Ti価数+3のLiTiO2に還元される。

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