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Enthalpies of formation of chromium carbides

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Adiabatic oxygen combustion calorimetry has been used to determine the enthalpies of combustion of the chromium carbides Cr23C6, Cr7C3 and Cr3C2 to be—15,057.6±12.4 kJ ·mole−1,—4985.3±3.8 kJ ·mole−1 and—2400.5±0.9 kJ ·mole−1 respectively. The products of combustion in all cases were Cr2O3 and CO2. Using standard data for Cr2O3 and CO2, the enthalpies of formation of the carbides have been calculated to be:fΔH o298 Cr23C6=−290.0±27.6 kJ·mole−1 fΔH o298 Cr7C3=−149.2±8.5 kJ·mole−1 fΔH o298 Cr3C2=−81.1±2.9 kJ·mole−1

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Dawson, W.M., Sale, F.R. Enthalpies of formation of chromium carbides. Metall Trans A 8, 15–18 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02677258

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