Thermal decomposition of magnesium acetate in nitrogen
Yu Jiang, Hukui Chen, Xiaxia Mu, Zhijun He
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Yu Jiang, Hukui Chen, Xiaxia Mu, Zhijun He
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Abstract In this paper, the thermal decomposition process of magnesium acetate, Mg (CH3COO)2·4H2O, in nitrogen atmosphere was studied by thermal analysis methods, and the solid products after thermal decomposition were analyzed by XRD, FE-SEM and EDS. The results show that the thermal decomposition process of magnesium acetate went through four steps: the first step was the dehydration of magnesium acetate to produce anhydrous magnesium acetate; the second step was the conversion of anhydrous magnesium acetate to magnesium oxalate; the third step was magnesium oxalate to magnesium carbonate, and the final step was magnesium carbonate to magnesium oxide.
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Abstract In this paper, the thermal decomposition process of magnesium acetate, Mg (CH3COO)2·4H2O, in nitrogen atmosphere was studied by thermal analysis methods, and the solid products after thermal decomposition were analyzed by XRD, FE-SEM and EDS. The results show that the thermal decomposition process of magnesium acetate went through four steps: the first step was the dehydration of magnesium acetate to produce anhydrous magnesium acetate; the second step was the conversion of anhydrous magnesium acetate to magnesium oxalate; the third step was magnesium oxalate to magnesium carbonate, and the final step was magnesium carbonate to magnesium oxide.
Key concepts: Magnesium, Magnesium acetate, Anhydrous, Thermal decomposition, Oxalate, Chemistry, Thermogravimetry, Inorganic chemistry