solubilities of CO
2 and redox ratios of Sb and As (
nSb3+/
nSb5+,
nAs3+/
nAs5+,
n: the number of moles) in Na
2O-Sb
2O
m and Na
2O-As
2O
m melts were studied. The equilibrium measurements were conducted over the composition range of 1>
N>0.7 {=
nNa2O/(
nNa2O+
nM2O5), M: Sb or As} under the partial pressures of CO
2 and O
2 of 0.01∼0.1 MPa and 0.005∼1000 Pa, respectively, at the temperatures of 1423 and 1523 K.
The results are summarized as follows.
Antimony exists in Na
2O-CO
2-Sb
2O
m melts not only in pentavalent (SbO
43−) but also in trivalent (SbO
2−) state, their relative proportions depending on the experimental conditions. It is, therefore, reasonable to consider that CO
2 solubility in the melts is determined by the following reactions:
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oindentArsenic exists predominantly in the form of pentavalent anion (AsO
43−) in Na
2O-CO
2-As
2O
m melts. As the pentavalent arsenic is more stable compared with antimony, the redox reaction of arsenic has almost no effect on the CO
2 solubility in the melts. And CO
2 solubility is determined by the following reactions only,
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oindentHowever, with increasing the content of arsenic oxide in the melts, the evaporation reaction of trivalent arsenic oxide (As
4O
6),
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oindentbecomes significant.
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