Abstract
MnCr2O4, known for its unique structure and properties, finds wide applications in catalysts, magnetic materials, electrode materials, and other fields. In this study, high-purity MnCr2O4 samples were synthesized via the liquid-phase combustion method and characterized. Thermodynamic data within the temperature range of 350–1350 K was predicted using NKR, and experimental thermodynamic data within the temperature ranges of 15–300 K and 623–1273 K were determined using a PPMS and drop calorimeter. Based on this data, the heat capacity as a function of temperature for MnCr2O4 was calculated: Cp=161.0157+0.01864T−1589402.7435T−2(J/mol·K)(623∼1273K), along with the enthalpy change, entropy change, and Gibbs energy change in the temperature range of 300∼1250 K. Thermodynamic analysis of the synthesis of MnCr2O4 in the field of materials and its treatment in metallurgy using experimental and computational results. This study addresses the thermodynamic knowledge gaps of MnCr2O4 and provides a valuable reference for its application in production practice.
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