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21.3 Oxide solubilities in ionic melts 1495<br />

N<br />

pI ll = pI l + log<br />

N<br />

n +<br />

Me , l l<br />

n +<br />

Me , l<br />

[21.3.22]<br />

where:<br />

pN n+ , N n+ molar fractions <strong>of</strong> the most acidic cation in non-studied and the studied melts,<br />

Me , ll Me , l<br />

respectively.<br />

21.3.4.3 The estimation <strong>of</strong> effect <strong>of</strong> temperature<br />

The pP value obtained according the above equations can be corrected for temperature if it<br />

differs from 700 o C. It has been shown that at relatively small temperature changes oxide<br />

solubility is close to value predicted by the Shreder’s equation. 37 This allows one to estimate<br />

the solubility products at different temperatures using the following equation:<br />

pP = pP −<br />

T2T* Tmp( T −T<br />

)<br />

( T * + T )<br />

52 . * 2<br />

where:<br />

T* temperature at which pPT* is known<br />

T2 temperature at which pP should be estimated<br />

Tmp melting point <strong>of</strong> the oxide<br />

21.3.5 CONCLUSIONS<br />

2<br />

[21.3.23]<br />

The existing data allow<br />

• to estimate level <strong>of</strong> contamination <strong>of</strong> melts by oxide containing impurities<br />

• to predict oxide solubility in molten salts having different anion composition and<br />

acidic properties<br />

It should be emphasized, however, that there are problems which require further work:<br />

• quantitative estimation <strong>of</strong> surface effect on oxide solubility<br />

• the removal <strong>of</strong> oxide ion admixtures by the their conversion to oxide deposit.<br />

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