CHANGE OF THE CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF FE WI TH THE COMPOSITION OF MOLTEN CARBONATES, THE STUDIES FROM THERMODYNAMICAL CALCULATIONS FOR THE MELTS BY THE MD-SIMULATION
K. Takeuchi et al., CHANGE OF THE CORROSION BEHAVIOR OF FE WI TH THE COMPOSITION OF MOLTEN CARBONATES, THE STUDIES FROM THERMODYNAMICAL CALCULATIONS FOR THE MELTS BY THE MD-SIMULATION, Denki Kagaku Oyobi Kogyo Butsuri Kagaku, 65(3), 1997, pp. 221-225
The Gibbs free energy and the entropy of mixing of Li2CO3-K2CO3 binary
molten salts (Li2CO3/K2CO3 molar ratio: 43/57, 50/50, 62/38) and FeCO
3 were calculated by using the molecular dynamics simulation method. T
he mixing Gibbs free energy showed a maximum value for the 50/50 melt.
Therefore, it was considered that Fe ion is most unstable in the 50/5
0 melt. On the other hand, the result of corrosion test of Fe in these
binary melts indicated that the corrosiveness is minimum in the 50/50
melt. According to these results, it was considered that the minimum
corrosiveness of Fe in the 50/50 melt is attributed to the difficulty
in existing of Fe ion in the melt.