Electric conductance and density of molten oxides were measured in the systems, 2PbO⋅B
2O
3-CuO, 2PbO⋅B
2O
3-TiO
2 and 2PbO⋅B
2O
3-Fe
2O
3, containing CuO, TiO
2 and Fe
2O
3 from 0 to 25mol% respectively. The structure of these molten oxides and behaviours of Cu
2+, Ti
4+ and Fe
3+ were discussed.
Conduction mechanism in these melts is ionic, the same as in the system PbO-B
2O
3, and the mobility of cations depends upon the structure of borate complex anions.
In 2PbO⋅B
2O
3-CuO melts, CuO is considered to dissociate into Cu
2+ and O
2- ions. In the melts containing less than about 15mol% CuO, the degree of dissociation of borate complex anions seems to increase with increasing CuO content. The increase in the mobility of cations (mainly Pb
2+) and the decrease in the partial molar volume of CuO are considered to be caused by the dissociation of CuO and borate complex anions. In the melts containing more than about 15mol% CuO, contribution of Cu
2+ ion to electric conductance increases. The concentration of free O
2- ion also increases, as in the system PbO-B
2O
3 containing more than 75mol% PbO. Anionic contribution to electric conductance is no longer negligible, when the concentration of O
2- ion is high.
Ti
4+ and Fe
3+ are considered to form oxyacid ions. When TiO
2 or Fe
2O
3 content increases, borate complex anions associate into larger or more complex anions. Then, mobility (equivalent conductance) of Pb
2+ ion decreases. The partial molar volume of TiO
2 or FeO
1.5 increases in the melts containing TiO
2 or Fe
2O
3 up to about 10mol%. But in the melts containing more than about 10mol% TiO
2 or Fe
2O
3, the increase of free Ti
4+ or Fe
3+ reduces the partial molar volume of TiO
2 or FeO
1.5.
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