Abstract

The work presents the results of studies of the 2PbTe–AgSbTe2 system using the EMF technique with the Ag4RbI5 solid electrolyte in the temperature range of 300–430 K. Formation of a wide (0–80 mol % AgSbTe2) region of PbTe-based solid solutions in the system is shown. Partial thermodynamic functions $$\left( {\overline {\Delta G} ,\overline {\Delta H} ,\overline {\Delta S} } \right)$$ of alloyed silver are calculated on the basis of the equations of the temperature dependences of EMF. Potential-forming reactions are determined on the basis of the data on solid-phase equilibriums in the Ag2Te–PbTe–Sb2Te3–Te system that are used to calculate standard thermodynamic functions of formation and standard entropies of (2PbTe) x (AgSbTe2)1–x (x = 0.2; 0.4; 0.6; 08; 0.9) solid solutions.

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