1931
DOI: 10.1021/j150325a006
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The Phase Diagram of the System Silver Iodide-Lead Iodide

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“…For sample 2a, which is closest to pure PbI 2 , the liquidus temperature is 408.6 1C, the highest one published. The values by Germann et al [31] and van Klooster et al [25] from the 1930s, who each measured 412 1C as maximum temperature, are not reliable because of the accuracy possible at that time (van Klooster et al assume 710 K), and no measured curves were presented to compare the results.…”
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“…For sample 2a, which is closest to pure PbI 2 , the liquidus temperature is 408.6 1C, the highest one published. The values by Germann et al [31] and van Klooster et al [25] from the 1930s, who each measured 412 1C as maximum temperature, are not reliable because of the accuracy possible at that time (van Klooster et al assume 710 K), and no measured curves were presented to compare the results.…”
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“…The melting point of lead iodide has been reported at such variant temperatures as 3582 and 412°. 3 The melting point of potassium iodide has been given as low as 634°( 1878)4 5and as high as 723°.6 7Many workers have confirmed the fact that only the double salt 3•2 20 exists in the ternary system PbI2-KI-H20,6,7 but the anhydrous binary system has not heretofore been examined.…”
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