Abstract
The sorption isotherm and the desorption behavior of acrylonitrile (AN) into CsC24at 300K were investigated. The maximum amounts of acrylonitrile sorbed, AN/Cs, was 1.2-1.4, and the sorption-desorption process was irreversible.
The stage structure of the resulting ternary compound, after exposure to air, was determined by X-ray diffraction and Raman shift measurements and was confirmed to be mainly ternary stage-2 structure with Ic=1.00 nm. The change of XRD patterns of the compound with time was not so significant, while the electricalconductivit decreased rapidly. The heat-treatment of the sample gave little effect for thestabilization of the ternary compound.
