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Full Paper PCAIJ, 10(3), 2015 [080-084] The enthalpies increments of the chemical elementsfor of cancrinite group

Oleg Viacheslavovich Eremin Laboratory of Geochemistry, Institute of Natural Resources, Ecology and Cryology the Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of SciencesPresent address: Chita, Nedorezovastreet 16a, Russian Federation, (RUSSIA) E-mail: [email protected] ABSTRACT KEYWORDS

The chemical elements increments for experimental values of standard Cancrinite group minerals;  º for three cancrinite group minerals have been calculated Standard enthalpies enthalpies fH by means of linear programming problems. The obtained increments have offormation from the  º values for nine minerals of cancrinite elements; been used in calculations of fH group with known thermodynamic properties. The mean error of calcu- Linear programming. lations makes about 1 %. The estimations for some minerals with un- known enthalpies have been carried out.  2015 Trade Science Inc. - INDIA

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The cancrinite - Na Ca K The minerals of cancrinite group represent a class ·2.3H 6.93 0.545 0.01 of framework microporous aluminosilicates with [Si6.47Al5.48Fe0.05O24](CO3)1.25 2O, cancrisilite - N a C a [ S i A l F e O ] ( C O ) confined water, alkaline and alkali-earth cations (ba- 7 . 1 7 0 . 0 1 7 . 2 6 ·42..76035H0 . 0 4 2 4 3 1 . 0 5 sically Na and Ca) and anions - hydroxide, - (PO4)0.04(SO4)0.01(OH)0.21 2O and carbonate- [8] oxalate cancrinite - Na K Ca [Al Si O ] ate, oxalate, sulfate, phosphate, chloride . These ·3.6H 6.9 0.1 0.1 5.4 6.6 24 (C O ) (SO ) O from Khibino-Lovozero minerals are widely widespread in alkaline com- 2 4 0.4 4 0.1 2 alkaline complex have been chosen as calibration plexes as rock-forming and postmagmatic minerals  º minerals with the values of standard enthalpies H and frequent phases accompanying the red mud from ±16.0, -14302.0±17.0 and -14473.0±21f .0 =-14490.0 production industry[14]. kJ/molerespectively which experimentally deter- Recently we have presented the some schemes mined in works[9, 10]. of estimations the standard thermodynamic poten- For reactions of these minerals formation from [16, 17, 15] tials for with the use of linear pro- oxides: gramming problems. The aim of presented study is 3.465Na O+0.540CaO+0.005K O+0.025Fe O + the application of these methods for calculations of 2 2 2 3 2 . 7 4 0 A l O + 6 . 4 7 0 S i O + 2 . 3 0 0 H O + 1 . 2 5 0 C O enthalpies of formations from the elements for 2 3 2 2 ·2.3H 2 =Na6.93Ca0.545K0.01[Si6.47Al5.48Fe0.05O24](CO3)1.25 2O cancrinite group minerals. (cancrinite), (1) PCAIJ, 10(3) 2015 Oleg Viacheslavovich Eremin 81

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0 . 0 1 0 S O 3 + 0 . 0 2 0 P 2 O 5 + 3 . 5 8 5 N a 2 O + 0 . 0 1 0 C a O + duals: 0.002Fe O +2.350Al O +7.260SiO +2.740H O+1. ’y º(x) 2 3 2 3 2 2 y*=maxby, A H (5) 050CO =Na Ca [Si Al Fe O ] (CO ) (PO ) f 2 7.17 ·20..60135H7.26 4.70 0.04 24 3 1.05 4 0.04 ‘ - an index of transposing. (SO4)0.01(OH)0.21 2O (cancrisilite), (2) where

0 . 1 0 S O 3 + 0 . 0 5 K 2 O + 3 . 4 5 N a 2 O + 0 . 1 0 C a O For nonsingular solutions x* and y* of problems +2.70Al O +6.60SiO +3.60H O+0.80CO +0.60O = 2 3 2 2 ·3.62 H 2 (4) and (5) are fair equality: =Na6.9K0.1Ca0.1[Al5.4Si6.6O24](C2O4)0.4(SO4)0.1 2O (car-  º(x*)x*= by* H (6) bonate-oxalate cancrinite) (3) f we construct the linear programming problems: which for reactions (1-3) represents the linear  º (x)x, Ax= b=abs(null(A))/2, x decomposition of enthalpies values on molal incre- x * = min H 0, (4) – fthe stoichiometric matrix on chemical el- ments of chemical elements. where A We have applied the additive scheme for esti-  º (k) of cancrinite ements of systems; b - the vector of the material bal- mations of standard enthalpies H ance which has been written as absolute value of f  º (x) – the standard en- group minerals - k under the formula: null-space of matrix A; H  º (k) = Y (k) y* f H (7) thalpies for components x of reactions (1-3), their f values are taken from databases of a program com- where Y (k) - stoichiometric formula of a k, “Selector” plex [2] and works[9, 10, 7] and are presented y*- the dual solutions of problems (5) (Ta .2). in TABLE 1. The errors of calculations on (7) were estimated The solutions of problem (4) with the data by means of the formula: ä = 2abs(H -H )/(H +H ) (8) (TABLE 1) represents the x* = 1 mole of reactions 1 2 1 2 – the calibration minerals. products (1-3) where H1- the calculated values and H2 - the pub- The direct problems (4) are conjugate to them lished data (TABLE 3). TABLE 1 : The values of standard enthalpies of formations from the elements for components x of reactions (1-3)  º, J/mole Components, x - fH

Na2O 414220 CaO 635089

K2O 361500

Fe2O3 824084

Al2O3 1675725

SiO2 910735

H2O (iceI) 292746

CO2 393505

SO3 395720

P2O5 1470050

O2 0 ·2.3H Na6.93Ca0.545K0.01[Si6.47Al5.48Fe0.05O24](CO3)1.25 2O 14490000 ·2.635H Na7.17Ca0.01Si7.26[Al4.70Fe0.04O24](CO3)1.05(PO4)0.04(SO4)0.01(OH)0.21 2O 14302000 ·3.6H Na6.9K0.1Ca0.1[Al5.4Si6.6O24](C2O4)0.4(SO4)0.1 2O 14473000 TABLE 2 : The chemical elements increments y* (J/mole) for standard enthalpies of calibration minerals in reac- tions (1-3)

y*El for reactions (1-3) Ca Na K Al Fe Si C S P O H 1 -358195 -23878 -107355 -248127 67009 -87954 257867 - - -419316 15986 2 -472003 -52433 - -330482 -8362 -183620 169352 231039 34459 -370293 -6413 3 -853790 -236895 -333401 -875698 - -941640 -536795 -827898 - 0 -175539

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Full Paper  RESULTS AND DISCUSSION a dual problem (5) namely 2yO 0 (J/mole) whence

follows y*O=0. For reaction (1) y*Fe, y*C and y*H

To compare the dual solutions y* (TABLE 2) have the positive values as y*P, y*S and y*C for reac- them have been presented as the bar diagrams (Fig- tion (2). ure 1-3). For some mineral of cancrinite group with un- ’s notice that comparing of dual solutions Let known thermodynamics properties the values of stan- among themselves it is necessary to consider that dard enthalpies have been estimated by means of making calibration minerals chemical elements dif- (7). The results of calculations are presented in fer in total. Besides for reaction (3) in reagents set TABLE 4. The discrepancy inestimationsup to 5% there is an (O2) that leads to other dual solu- underthree dual solutions for some minerals tion that for reactions (1) and (2) which have some (pitiglianoite, biachellaite)is caused by absence similarity. For reaction (3) significant difference of ofcertainchemical elements in y* but theirs presence y* components follow from constraint conditions of in the substances stoichiometry. TABLE 3 : Comparison of calculated and published data for the standard enthalpies (J/mole) of cancrinite miner- – calibration minerals in reactions (1-3) als group, in brackets - errors (8) in percentage, the bold font  º,  º - fH - fH , calculated on (7) for Minerals J/mole reactions (1-3) (bibli.) 1 2 3 Cancrinite [Ogorodova et al., 2009] 14490000 14565220 14475776 ·2.3H 14490000 Na6.93Ca0.545K0.01[Si6.47Al5.48Fe0.05O24](CO3)1.25 2O (0.00) (0.52) (0.10) Cancrisilite [Ogorodova et al., 2009] 14279734 14302000 14136536 ·2.635H 14302000 Na7.17Ca0.01[Si7.26Al4.70Fe0.04O24](CO3)1.05(PO4)0.04(SO4)0.01(OH)0.21 2O (0.16) (0.00) (1.16) Carbonate-oxalate cancrinite [Olysuch et al., 2011] 14222056 14253766 14473000 ·3.6H 14473000 Na6.9K0.1Ca0.1[Al5.4Si6.6O24](C2O4)0.4(SO4)0.1 2O (1.75) (1.52) (0.00) Cancrinite [Ogorodova et al., 2009] 15714581 15879562 15808728 ·2H 15552000 Na6Ca2[Si6Al6O24](CO3)2 2O (1.04) (2.08) (1.64) Cancrinite [Liu et al., 2007] 14484089 14528055 14404848 ·3.48H 14524070 Na7.771[Si6.004Al5.956O24](CO3)0.881 2O (0.28) (0.03) (0.82) Cancrinite [Ogorodova et al., 2009] 14686834 14827987 14797465 ·1.1H 14691000 Na6Ca1.5[Si6Al6O24](CO3)1.5 2O (0.03) (0.93) (0.72) Cancrisilite[Kurdakova et al., 2014] 14804207 14850291 14733297 ·3.64H 14684000 Na8.28[Si6.07Al5.93O24](CO3)0.93(OH)0.49 2O (0.82) (1.13) (0.34) Cancrisilite [Ogorodova et al., 2009] 14249157 14282719 14218269 ·3H 14268000 Na7[Si7Al5O24]CO3 2O (0.13) (0.10) (0.35) Kyanoaxalite [Olysuch et al., 2011] 14764698 14825528 14854483 ·5H 14555000 Na7[Si6Al6O24](C2O4)0.5 2O (1.43) (1.84) (2.04) Mean error % 0.73 0.91 0.80 TABLE 4 : The calculated on (7) standard enthalpies values (J/mole) for calibration minerals from reactions (1-3)  º - fH , calculated on (7) for Minerals reactions (1-3) 1 2 3 ·2H [1] Na4.7K2.6Ca0.1[Si6.1Al5.9O24](SO4)0.8 2Opitiglianoite 14607722 14016957 14340730 ·H [3] Na5K1.5Ca[Si6Al6O24](SO4)(OH)0.5 2Oalloriite 14984964 14527436 14709145 [3] [Si6.3Al5.7O24][Na2(H2O)2][Na5.7(CO3)0.9(SO4)0.1(H2O)0.6]cancrinite 14683836 14746586 14671610 [3] [Si6.6Al5.4O24][Na1.2Ca0.4(H2O)1.6][Na6(CO3)1.3(H2O)1.2]cancrisilite 14290774 14299837 14226615 ·2H [8] Na8[Al6Si6O24](SO4) 2Ovishnevite 14723049 14407499 14329247 ·0.81H [12] Na3.76Ca2.50K1.44[Si6.06Al5.94O24](SO4)1.84Cl0.15(OH)0.43 2Obiachellaite 16783670 16112563 16296474 ·2H [18] Na7Ca[Al6Si6O24](CO3)1.5 2Ocancrinite 14880223 14989227 14923436 ·3.345H [10] Na7.58K0.12[Si6.19Al5.81O24](PO4)0.47(CO3)0.22(OH)0.02(SO4)0.01 2Odepmeierite 14555579 14515052 14056475 Physical CHEAMn InIdiSanT JouRrnaYl PCAIJ, 10(3) 2015 Oleg Viacheslavovich Eremin 83

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 º=-14490.0 kJ/mole of calibration Figure 1 : The chemical elements increments of standard enthalpie value fH ·2.3H [9] cancrinite mineral Na6.93Ca0.545K0.01[Si6.47Al5.48Fe0.05O24](CO3)1.25 2O

 º=-14302.0 kJ/mole of calibration Figure 2 : The chemical elements increments of standard enthalpie value fH ·2.635H [9] cancrisilite mineral Na7.17Ca0.01Si7.26[Al4.70Fe0.04O24](CO3)1.05(PO4)0.04(SO4)0.01(OH)0.21 2O

 º=-14473.0 kJ/mole of calibration Figure 3 : The chemical elements increments of standard enthalpie value fH ·3.6H [10] carbonate-oxalate cancrinite mineral Na6.9K0.1Ca0.1[Al5.4Si6.6O24](C2O4)0.4(SO4)0.1 2O Thus it is possible to expect more correct esti- structure of calibration minerals and estimated sub- mations in cases when the set of chemical element stance coincide or differ slightly. Physical CHEAMn InIdiSanT JouRrnaYl 84 The enthalpies increments of the chemical elementsfor minerals of cancrinite group PCAIJ, 10(3) 2015

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