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. 2011 Apr 27;2011:920753. doi: 10.5402/2011/920753

Table 2.

Thermodynamic properties and stability constants for 1 and 2 at various temperatures *.

Compound TEMP/ K ΔE/kJ/mol ΔZPE/kJ/mol ΔH T/kJ/mol ΔH/kJ/mol ΔS/kJ/mol ΔG/kJ/mol log K
298.15 −689.92 −67.08 −17.07 −774.07 −0.71 −561.82 98.43
600.00 −689.92 −67.08 −21.04 −778.04 −0.73 −338.22 29.45
1 900.00 −689.92 −67.08 −24.41 −781.41 −0.74 −111.57 6.48
1200.00 −689.92 −67.08 −28.93 −785.93 −0.75 118.05 −5.14
1500.00 −689.92 −67.08 −34.94 −791.94 −0.76 350.24 −12.20

298.15 −1039.98 −15.96 −21.59 −1077.53 −1.07 −759.34 133.04
600.00 −1039.98 −15.96 −25.07 −1081.01 −1.09 −428.30 37.29
2 900.00 −1039.98 −15.96 −24.21 −1080.15 −1.09 −96.01 5.57
1200.00 −1039.98 −15.96 −22.51 −1078.46 −1.10 237.51 −10.34
1500.00 −1039.98 −15.96 −21.31 −1077.26 −1.10 571.87 −19.91

*ΔH = ΔE + ΔZPE + ΔHT.