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Phase diagrams of some systems important in electrolytic production of magnesium. II. Three-component system MgCl2-CaCl2-NaCl

K. Matiašovský

Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava

 

Abstract: A phase diagram of 3-component system MgCl2-CaCl2-NaCl was constructed. By TA and DA 20 polythermal cuts were composed in this system and proved by the law of min. nos. of phase-boundary-surfaces. The phase diagram is characterized by 3 nonvariant points with 2 peritectics and 1 eutectic, by 5 lines of eutectic crystn., and by 2 lines on which the peritectic reactions occur. These lines sep. 5 areas of primary crystn. of CaCl2, NaCl, MgCl2, Na2MgCl4, and NaMgCl3. The size of areas is decreased in the order: NaCl-CaCl2-MgCl2-Na2MgCl4-NaMgCl3. The concn. triangle is divided by characteristic lines into 22 elementary crystn. areas that differ in the order of processes occurring during cooling and into 18 elementary structural areas that differ in the structural compn. of the solid mixt. In view of the phase compn. of the solid mixts. and completion of the peritectic reactions, the concn. triangle can be divided by lines CU and CV into 3 areas: in NCU are crystals of NaCl, CaCl2 and Na2MgCl4, in UCV Na2MgCl4, CaCl2, and NaMgCl3, and in VCM MgCl2, CaCl2, and NaMgCl3. It was proved by the phase analyses that, owing to incomplete peritectic reactions in NCU area, NaMgCl3 crystals are present and in VCM area Na2MgCl4 crystals. In the triangle UCV the NaCl crystals in the alloy are in the same area where there is primary or secondary NaCl crystn. This is true for MgCl2 also. N, C, M, U, and V represent pure NaCl, CaCl2, MgCl2, Na2MgCl4, and NaMgCl3, resp., on the triangular phase diagram.

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Chemical Papers 13 (2) 78–97 (1959)

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