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In situ high-temperature X-Ray diffraction study of tantalum metal
An in-situ thermal behavior study was conducted on the metallic tantalum under two conditions. The experimentation was carried out on tantalum pellets which were heated progressively “underwent reaction and under continuous pumping or under controlled monoxide pressure” in a graphite resistance high temperature X-ray diffractometer up to 2300 K. Through the in-situ study, a thermodynamic analysis showed that this involved the formation of Ta2O, Ta2O5 (low temperature modification) and Ta2C likely to be formed between 293 and 2300 K, in agreement with a reaction mechanism that we established to occur in four stages.
期刊介绍:
Main Group Chemistry is intended to be a primary resource for all chemistry, engineering, biological, and materials researchers in both academia and in industry with an interest in the elements from the groups 1, 2, 12–18, lanthanides and actinides. The journal is committed to maintaining a high standard for its publications. This will be ensured by a rigorous peer-review process with most articles being reviewed by at least one editorial board member. Additionally, all manuscripts will be proofread and corrected by a dedicated copy editor located at the University of Kentucky.