Abstract
The phase assemblage of the Li+,Na+,K+||F–,Cl–,Br– five-component reciprocal system was studied for the first time. The phase tree obtained by partition of the phase assemblage into stable elements is linear. It consists of the following stable elements: the LiF–NaF–KF–KBr–KCl pentatope, LiF–NaBr–NaCl–KCl–KBr–NaF hexatope, and NaCl–KCl–KBr–LiBr–LiCl–LiF–NaBr heptatope, linked by the LiF–NaF–KCl–KBr stable tetrahedron and the LiF–KBr–NaBr–NaCl–KCl square pyramid (pentatope). Phase equilibria in the LiF–KCl–KBr–NaBr–NaCl stable pentatope were studied by differential thermal analysis (DTA). Monovariant phase equilibrium L ⇄ LiF + NaClxBr1 – x + KClyBr1 – y occurs in the pentatope, where NaClxBr1 – x and KClyBr1 – y are continuous solid solutions (css) between NaCl and NaBr, KCl and KBr salt pairs, respectively. The composition of the mixture at point Min◻ 591 and the lowest monovariant equilibrium temperature were determined. A 3D computer model was designed as a projection of the phase assemblage on the LiF–KCl–KBr–NaBr–NaCl pentatope in KOMPAS-3D software. The volumes of crystallizing equilibrium phases were outlined.
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