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Data
NaSO
4
-
Formula : NaSO
4
-
Dernière mise à jour le
25.01.2021
THERMODYNAMICS
Individual properties (298.15 K)
M
g·mol
-1
V°
cm
3
·mol
-1
ΔGº
f
J·mol
-1
ΔHº
f
J·mol
-1
Sº
J·mol
-1
·k
-1
C
P
J·mol
-1
·K
-1
119.053
18.976
(Ref.: 95pok/sch) Pokrovski G.S., Schott J. and Sergeyev A.S., 1995. Experimental determination of the stability constants of NaSO4minus and NaB (OH)40 in hydrothermal solutions using a new high-temperature sodium-selective glass electrode - Implications for boron isotopic fractionation. Chemical Geology, 124, p. 253-265.
-1011300
(Ref.: 95pok/sch) Pokrovski G.S., Schott J. and Sergeyev A.S., 1995. Experimental determination of the stability constants of NaSO4minus and NaB (OH)40 in hydrothermal solutions using a new high-temperature sodium-selective glass electrode - Implications for boron isotopic fractionation. Chemical Geology, 124, p. 253-265.
-1152467
(Ref.: Internal calculation)
85.521
(Ref.: 95pok/sch) Pokrovski G.S., Schott J. and Sergeyev A.S., 1995. Experimental determination of the stability constants of NaSO4minus and NaB (OH)40 in hydrothermal solutions using a new high-temperature sodium-selective glass electrode - Implications for boron isotopic fractionation. Chemical Geology, 124, p. 253-265.
25.78
(Ref.: 95pok/sch) Pokrovski G.S., Schott J. and Sergeyev A.S., 1995. Experimental determination of the stability constants of NaSO4minus and NaB (OH)40 in hydrothermal solutions using a new high-temperature sodium-selective glass electrode - Implications for boron isotopic fractionation. Chemical Geology, 124, p. 253-265.
Reaction properties
Na
+
+ SO
4
-
2
⇌ NaSO
4
-
298.15 K, 1 bar
log
10
K:
0.94
ΔH°
r
:
-2788 J·mol
-1
(Ref.: Internal calculation)
T(°C)
0
25
60
100
150
200
250
300
log
10
K
1.04
0.94
0.95
1.08
1.33
1.68
2.15
2.79