Thermal dissociation of SmMnO3

The phase equilibria for the reduction of SmMnO₃ with hydrogen were studied by the static method using a circulation vacuum setup in conjunction with XRD analysis of quenched solid phases. It was established that, over a temperature range of 973–1123 K and a pressure range of 10^?10–10^?16 Pa, SmMnO₃ dissociates by the reaction (1/2)Sm₂O₃ + MnO + (1/4)O₂; in this case, the temperature dependence of the equilibrium oxygen pressure and the Gibbs energy change can be described by the equations log $p_{O_2 } $ Pa] = 25.35 ? 39150/T ± 0.1, ΔG°_T, kJ/mol = 187.62 ? 0.09T ± 1.62, respectively. Based on the experimental data, the standard thermodynamic functions of formation of SmMnO₃ from elements were calculated: ΔH°_T = ?1485.706 kJ/mol and ΔS°_T = 244.39 J/(mol K).