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Abstract

The eutectic ternary phase diagrams of some typical volatilizable energetic materials have been investigated by high pressure differential scanning calorimeter (PDSC). The ternary HX phase diagrams for TNT/TNAZ/DNTF (TTD) and TNAZ/DNTF/RDX (TDR) systems were constructed by the correlation of the apparent fusion heat with the composition (HX method). And, the ternary TX phase diagrams (the temperature dependence on composition) for the two ternary systems were constructed by calculating from the data of the five TX binary phase diagrams. The eutectic compositions (mol%) of TTD and TDR ternary systems were obtained to be 52.3/27.3/20.4 (HX method), 53.2/25.8/21.0 (TX method) and 54.9/39.6/5.5 (HX method), 55.1/42.2/2.7 (TX method), respectively. The eutectic temperatures of the ternary systems were obtained by PDSC determination and TX method calculation to be 76.5 and 76.7 °C, 47.5 and 50.2 °C, respectively. It is shown that the results obtained by two methods are in agreement and the error in measuring or calculating eutectic compositions and temperatures for the two ternary systems are within allowable ranges of ±3 mol% and ±3 °C, respectively. Moreover, by means of constructing two ternary HX phase diagrams with different fixed composition of a component and comparing the apparent fusion heat of eutectics with calculated one, the results obtained from HX method for TTD system were proved. The results showed that the gasification or volatilization of easy volatile materials could be efficiently restrained by high pressure atmosphere, and the perfectly and ideally HX ternary phase diagrams can be constructed. In comparison with TX method, HX method has as a virtue of being quick and simple, especially on constructing ternary phase diagram.

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Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry
Language English
Size A4
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1969
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ISSN 1388-6150 (Print)
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