1989
DOI: 10.1016/0021-9614(89)90106-7
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The preparation and vapour pressures of the indium(I) halides and the standard molar Gibbs free energy change for formation of InX from In(g) and X2(g), (X = Cl, Br, or I)

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“…Experimental Materials Indium(1) bromide, a bright orange crystalline material, was prepared by reaction of high purity samples of indium metal and bromine; it was part of the same batch used in the quasi-static vapour pressure manometry study (2) and its synthesis has been described (2) in detail. Indium analyses by EDTA titration were 58.98 and 58.52 mass% and bromine analysis by potentiometric titration of the hydrolysate using a reversible silver: silver bromide electrode gave 41.0 mass percent (for InBr, In = 58.96%; Br = 41.04%).…”
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“…Experimental Materials Indium(1) bromide, a bright orange crystalline material, was prepared by reaction of high purity samples of indium metal and bromine; it was part of the same batch used in the quasi-static vapour pressure manometry study (2) and its synthesis has been described (2) in detail. Indium analyses by EDTA titration were 58.98 and 58.52 mass% and bromine analysis by potentiometric titration of the hydrolysate using a reversible silver: silver bromide electrode gave 41.0 mass percent (for InBr, In = 58.96%; Br = 41.04%).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[2], soluton of eqs. [3] to [5] and PI Uncertainty intervals are ?one standard deviation of the regression coefficients for eqs.…”
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