Abstract
Cu5V2O10 is prepared by solid-phase synthesis via sequential air calcination of a stoichiometric CuO-V2O5 mixture. Its high-temperature heat capacity is measured by differential scanning calorimetry. The thermodynamic properties (enthalpy and entropy changes and scaled Gibbs free energy) are calculated using the experimental dependence Cp =f(T). It is shown that specific heat capacity correlates with the composition of oxides in the CuO−V2O5 system.
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