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. 1965 Sep-Oct;69A(5):423–438. doi: 10.6028/jres.069A.045

Table 4. High-temperature enthalpy measurements on aluminum carbide (Al4C3).

Furnace
temperature
Individual heat measurementsa HT–H273.15 of Al4C3b
Sample + container Container only Mean observed Obs.-calcd., eq (1)c
°K cal cal cal mol−1 cal mol−1
373.2 285.0 149.6 2939d −8
286.3 150.4
287.3 150.6
151.1
473.2 600.4 (306.8)e 6305 −27
602.4 310.1
601.8 309.8
311.1
310.2
573.2 936.9 475.2 9994 +6
936.7 475.5
938.2
936.8
936.7
936.7
673.2 1289.7 648.0 13877 +49
1288.9 647.9
1288.3
773.2 1648.0 826.8 17794 −8
1648.6 825.9
873.2 2021.1 1009.6 21883 +4
2020.1 1009.9
973.2 2405.4 1205.9 25980 −56
2406.0 1205.3
1073.2 2808.8 1409.1 30289 +29
2807.7f 1409.1
1173.2 3213.1f 1615.6 34543 +5
3210.4f 1617.4
1614.5
1616.9
a

With all corrections applied, including those for the impurities in the sample. Sample mass=6.650 g.

b

Molecular weight of Al4C3=143.959.

c

The final values of (HT—H273.15) (table 5) are smaller than those calculated from eq (1) by 11.5 cal mol−1 at 373.15 °K and by 10 cal mol−1 at each of the other temperatures in table 4.

d

The value found from the measurements with the adiabatic calorimeter is 2933.0 cal mol−1.

e

Omitted from the mean because of inferior precision.

f

In these measurements 0.003 g of the sample had been removed, but these values have been corrected to a basis of the 6.650 g of sample present in the other measurements in this column.