Thermodinamical Analyse the Formation of Phosphates Copper, Zinc and Cobalt on the Base Double Superphosphate and Sulphates of Copper, Zinc and Cobalt
Z. Turaev, I. T. Shamshidinov, И. И. Усманов, О Исакова, B. E. Sultonov
Abstract
Z. Turaev, I. T. Shamshidinov, И. И. Усманов, О Исакова, B. E. Sultonov
Abstract
In this article the relationship between the entropies of crystalline calcium compounds and copper, zinc and cobalt compounds were analyzed. Thermal capacity dependence of temperature for acidic phosphates of copper, zinc and cobalt, determining value of enthalpy and entropy of copper, zinc and cobalt phosphates have been determined and the possibility to conduct thermodynamic analysis of reactions for their formation were established. Accordingly the data of thermodynamic analysis of temperature conditions for obtaining double superphosphate, the most formation of monosubstituted phosphates of copper, zinc and cobalt, and possibility of formation disubstituted of copper phosphates.
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In this article the relationship between the entropies of crystalline calcium compounds and copper, zinc and cobalt compounds were analyzed. Thermal capacity dependence of temperature for acidic phosphates of copper, zinc and cobalt, determining value of enthalpy and entropy of copper, zinc and cobalt phosphates have been determined and the possibility to conduct thermodynamic analysis of reactions for their formation were established. Accordingly the data of thermodynamic analysis of temperature conditions for obtaining double superphosphate, the most formation of monosubstituted phosphates of copper, zinc and cobalt, and possibility of formation disubstituted of copper phosphates.
Key concepts: Copper, Cobalt, Zinc, Chemistry, Inorganic chemistry, Enthalpy, Base (topology), Cobalt extraction techniques