Calorimetric investigation on the CdTe binary alloys

Amzil, Abdelhamid; Mathieu, J.; Castanet, R.

doi:10.1016/s0925-8388(96)02963-5

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“…However, the calorimetric data of [19,21] processed by the dropping method were not taken into account in deriving this equation. Pashinkin et al [14] used the value of heat capacity at 298.15 K [10] and the hightemperature data of [20] in coordinating the data on C p .…”

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confidence: 99%

“…(8). Located in the medium region are all reliable results of [11,14] and individual points of [13,19,21]. The values of Ψ(T) for the data of [12] lie outside of the selected corridor of errors and, therefore, are not given in the graph.…”

Section: Modified Shomate Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…(11), we used a number of values of [18][19][20][21] experimentally obtained strictly by the dropping method. The calculations resulted in assessment of the values of C p using enthalpy data which were not associated with a priori choice of concrete form of equation = f(T) and C p (T).…”

Section: Coordination Of Data On the Coefficient Of Thermal Expansionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Figure 3 gives the results of selection of the most reliable isolated measurements of C p by the methods of DSC [11,12,14], plane temperature waves [13], and "dropping" [19][20][21]. Given this approach to the assessment of heat capacity, it is obvious that the data [14], (3) [19], (4) [21], (5) [20], (6) [13], (7) [12], (8) our data, (9) [14]; dashed lines define the error corridor of 3%. [20,28] are reliable enough because they lie in the error corridor of ±3%.…”

Section: Coordination Of Data On the Coefficient Of Thermal Expansionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The heat capacity of cadmium telluride at medium and high temperatures

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The modified Schomeit method for processing enthalpies is suggested, which provides for agreement between high-temperature data on C p both with a reliably measured value of and with derivative . The latter gives a "smoother" joining of dependences C p (T) obtained experimentally with different accuracy. The suggested procedure is applied to analysis of experimentally obtained distributions of heat capacity of cadmium telluride as a function of temperature, and a new approximating equation is obtained for the most reliable data in the range from 298 K to the melting point of CdTe. This procedure is compared to other known methods of simultaneous processing of C p (T) data. It is demonstrated that the values of heat capacity of CdTe recommended by us agree with reliably determined coefficients of thermal expansion (CTE) of this compound. The characteristic Debye temperature of cadmium telluride is estimated in a wide temperature range, and the pattern of its variation with temperature is analyzed.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Modified Shomate Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Coordination Of Data On the Coefficient Of Thermal Expansionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Coordination Of Data On the Coefficient Of Thermal Expansionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The heat capacity of cadmium telluride at medium and high temperatures

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“…In addition to works that concentrated on the ternary alloys, Figure 8.21 also includes specific heat data from works on the binary alloys, HgTe [197][198][199][200] and CdTe [6,7,[201][202][203][204][205][206][207]. The reports exhibit a general agreement, apart from the data of Abousehly et al .…”

Section: Specific Heat (C P )mentioning

confidence: 79%

Mechanical and Thermal Properties

Martyniuk¹,

Dell²,

Faraone³

2010

Mercury Cadmium Telluride

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Heat capacity of liquid eutectic tellurium alloys

Schmid

Sommer

1998

Ber Bunsenges Phys Chem

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Using an adiabatic calorimeter direct measurements of the heat capacity of the liquid Si15Te85, Ge15Te85, Sn15Te85, Pb11Te89, Pb11Te89 and Bi10Te90 alloys and of liquid tellurium have been performed. The heat capacity has been measured as a function of temperature up to about 100 K above the eutectic temperature. The heat capacity decreases with increasing temperature. The excess heat capacity ΔCp of Sn15Te85, Pb11Te89 and Bi10Te90 is pnearly constant within the examined temperature range and is smaller than 5 J mol−1 K−1. ΔCp of Sb11Te89 slightly depends on temperature, while ΔCp of Si15Te85 and Ge15Te85 exhibit large values and temperature dependences. ΔCp reflects the chemical short range order (CSRO) in the liquid state due to the strong compound forming tendency in these alloys. The influence of CSRO is discussed in the light of the measured ΔCp and other structure sensitive properties given in literature.

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Calorimetric investigation on the CdTe binary alloys

Cited by 11 publications

References 9 publications

The heat capacity of cadmium telluride at medium and high temperatures

The heat capacity of cadmium telluride at medium and high temperatures

Mechanical and Thermal Properties

Heat capacity of liquid eutectic tellurium alloys

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