“…The vapour transport appears possible, if the equilibrium constant is not extreme (10 −4 < K p < 10 In contrast, vapour transport using bromine or chlorine is unfavourable due to its extreme equilibrium constants K p,800 > 10 4 bar. These result from the higher stability of the involved chlorides and bromides (compare: ∆H Second, to obtain more detailed predictions on the experimental transport conditions as well as to reveal more complex interactions of different solid-gas equilibria, thermodynamic modelling of the ternary systems was performed by using the program TRAGMIN [25]. For the system Bi 2 Se 3 /I 2 the condensed phases Bi(s), BiI 3 (s), Bi 2 S e 3 (s), BiSeI(s), I 2 (s) and Se(s,l) and the gaseous species Bi(g), Bi 2 (g), BiSe(g), BiI(g), BiI 3 (g)¸ I(g), I 2 (g), Se x (g) (1 ≤ x ≤ 8) were taken into account.…”