Co–O system

120 accepted literature values from 1 paper(s) (experimental 91, model 29); 1 calculated phase diagram(s). 7 further extracted value(s) not accepted by the reader-agreement checks are only in the JSON/CSV.

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Accepted values by evidence class
Evidence classValues
experimental91
model29
Accepted values by property group
Property groupValues
invariant reaction19
phase transition10
formation10
heat capacity / entropy / enthalpy8
model expression73

Calculated phase diagrams

Binary phase diagrams calculated with pycalphad 0.11.2 from the SGTE binary collection (Hallstedt 2025, CC BY 4.0). Evidence class: model.

Assessments with a calculated phase diagram
TDB fileAssessmentSHA-256Links
CoO-03Che-LB.tdbM. Chen, B. Hallstedt, L.J. Gauckler, J. Phase Equilib., 24, 212-27(2003). doi:10.1361/1054971037703305146da44079fa3d4ae1ab1d1023b514c1f899ec754ee50223c5c3dc2084aff2fa64viewer · TDB · JSON

Convex hulls: Materials Project DFT hull · OQMD DFT hull

Invariant reactions (literature)

Invariant reactions reported in the literature for the Co–O system (19)
T (K)Reaction / phasesCompositions (mole fraction)ClassSourceLocationQuote
2208congruent melting: L2 -> CoOL2: Co 0.5, O 0.5; CoO: Co 0.5, O 0.5experimental[1] Chen 2003
cites H 1931
Table 8, p. 12, row 7
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2103congruent melting: L2 -> CoOL2: Co 0.5, O 0.5; CoO: Co 0.5, O 0.5experimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Chase 1985
Table 8, p. 12, row 9
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2097congruent melting: L2 -> CoOL2: Co 0.5, O 0.5; CoO: Co 0.5, O 0.5model[1] Chen 2003Table 8, p. 12, row 10
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2083congruent melting: L2 -> CoOL2: Co 0.5, O 0.5; CoO: Co 0.5, O 0.5experimental[1] Chen 2003
cites H 1932
Table 8, p. 12, row 8
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1766eutectic: L1 -> Co(fcc) + CoOL1: O 0.0044model[1] Chen 2003Table 8, p. 12, row 6
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1763eutecticexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Jacob 1985
p. 1
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The most recently determined Co-CoO eutectic point, by Jacob and Hajra [1985Jac], is at T ⳱ 1763 K and xO ⳱ 0.0048.
1763eutectic: L1 -> Co(fcc) + CoOL1: O 0.0048experimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Jacob 1985
Table 8, p. 12, row 5
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1730eutectic: L1 -> Co(fcc) + CoOexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Taskinen 1983
Table 8, p. 12, row 4
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1730eutecticexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Taskinen 1983
p. 1
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Based on electromotive force (EMF) measurements of the equilibria of Co(s)CoO(s) and Co(l)-CoO(s), Kemori et al. [1977Kem] determined the eutectic temperature of Co-CoO as 1727 K while Taskinen [1983Tas] gave a value of 1730 K.
1727eutecticexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Kemori 1977 doi
p. 1
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Based on electromotive force (EMF) measurements of the equilibria of Co(s)CoO(s) and Co(l)-CoO(s), Kemori et al. [1977Kem] determined the eutectic temperature of Co-CoO as 1727 K while Taskinen [1983Tas] gave a value of 1730 K.
1727eutectic: L1 -> Co(fcc) + CoOexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Kemori 1977 doi
Table 8, p. 12, row 3
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1724eutectic: L1 -> Co(fcc) + CoOL1: O 0.0084experimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Hansen 1958
Table 8, p. 12, row 2
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1719eutectic: L1 -> Co(fcc) + CoOL1: O 0.0095experimental[1] Chen 2003
cites ref. 1951Aa
Table 8, p. 12, row 1
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1719eutecticexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Asanti 1951 doi
p. 1
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Asanti and Kohlmeyer [1951Asa] measured the eutectic of Co-CoO and determined the eutectic point to be at approximately T ⳱ 1719 K and xO ⳱ 0.0095.
12333CoO + 0.5O2 -> Co3O4 (in 1 bar O2)Co3O4: Co 0.428571, O 0.571429experimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Kale 1988 doi
Table 8, p. 12, row 14
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12243CoO + 0.5O2 -> Co3O4 (in 1 bar O2)Co3O4: Co 0.428571, O 0.571429model[1] Chen 2003Table 8, p. 12, row 15
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11733CoO + 0.5O2 -> Co3O4 (in air)Co3O4: Co 0.428571, O 0.571429experimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Kale 1988 doi
Table 8, p. 12, row 12
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11703CoO + 0.5O2 -> Co3O4 (in air)Co3O4: Co 0.428571, O 0.571429experimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Sreedharan 1977
Table 8, p. 12, row 11
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11703CoO + 0.5O2 -> Co3O4 (in air)Co3O4: Co 0.428571, O 0.571429model[1] Chen 2003Table 8, p. 12, row 13
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Formation enthalpies

Literature values in kJ/mol-atom where the per-atom basis is known. DFT columns: the lowest-energy entry at the same composition (Materials Project 2026.04.13, OQMD v1.8; different energy references, never averaged), from dft_parity.json.

Enthalpies of formation, Co–O system (10)
PhaseCompoundValueT (K)ClassMP DFT (kJ/mol-atom)OQMD DFT (kJ/mol-atom)SourceLocationQuote
Co3O4Co3O4-130.77 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-125.536 (mp-aaacujjd)-129.587 (oqmd-4562)[1] Chen 2003Table 5, p. 10, row 7
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Co3O4Co3O4-130 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-125.536 (mp-aaacujjd)-129.587 (oqmd-4562)[1] Chen 2003
cites Chase 1985
Table 5, p. 10, row 6
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Co3O4Co3O4-127.286 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-125.536 (mp-aaacujjd)-129.587 (oqmd-4562)[1] Chen 2003
cites Wagman 1969
Table 5, p. 10, row 4
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CoOCoO-120.29 kJ/mol-atom298.15experimental-123.923 (mp-aaaabhdw)-123.858 (oqmd-2169004)[1] Chen 2003
cites Mixter 1910 doi
Table 5, p. 10, row 1
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CoOCoO-120.29 kJ/mol-atom298.15experimental-123.923 (mp-aaaabhdw)-123.858 (oqmd-2169004)[1] Chen 2003
cites Roth 1931 doi
Table 5, p. 10, row 2
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CoOCoO-119.45 kJ/mol-atom298.15experimental-123.923 (mp-aaaabhdw)-123.858 (oqmd-2169004)[1] Chen 2003
cites Boyle 1954 doi
Table 5, p. 10, row 3
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CoOCoO-118.97 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-123.923 (mp-aaaabhdw)-123.858 (oqmd-2169004)[1] Chen 2003
cites Wagman 1969
Table 5, p. 10, row 4
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CoOCoO-118.85 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-123.923 (mp-aaaabhdw)-123.858 (oqmd-2169004)[1] Chen 2003
cites Chase 1985
Table 5, p. 10, row 6
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CoOCoO-118.75 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-123.923 (mp-aaaabhdw)-123.858 (oqmd-2169004)[1] Chen 2003
cites Cyr 1981 doi
Table 5, p. 10, row 5
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CoOCoO-118.43 kJ/mol-atom298.15model-123.923 (mp-aaaabhdw)-123.858 (oqmd-2169004)[1] Chen 2003Table 5, p. 10, row 7
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Other properties

Phase transition (10)

Phase transition, Co–O system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Phase transition33 K33magneticexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Chibirova 1984
p. 3
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Co3O4 has been found to undergo a transition from paramagnetic state to antiferromagnetic state at 40 K [1964Rot] or 33 K [1984Chi].
Phase transition40 K40magneticexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Roth 1964 doi
p. 3
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Co3O4 has been found to undergo a transition from paramagnetic state to antiferromagnetic state at 40 K [1964Rot] or 33 K [1984Chi].
Phase transition290 K290magneticexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Jauch 2003
p. 3
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At low temperature, CoO is an antiferromagnetic compound with a Néel temperature of TN ≈ 290 K [2001Jau].
Phase transition695 K695hcp + fccmodel[1] Chen 2003
cites Nishizawa 1983 doi
p. 6
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In the recent review papers on the thermodynamic properties of cobalt metal [1983Nis, 1987Gui, 1990Mas], the stable temperature range for the hcp phase is below 695 K; the range for the fcc phase is from 695 K up to its melting point.
Phase transition1170 K1170otherexperimental[1] Chen 2003p. 1
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Co3O4 decomposes at about 1170 K (in air), and CoO is stable up to its melting point, given as 2083 K [1932War] and 2103 K [1985Cha].
Phase transition1768 K1768α-Co + liquidexperimental[1] Chen 2003p. 1
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The melting point of ␣-Co is 1768 K.
Phase transition2083 K2083congruent meltingexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites H 1932
p. 1
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The earliest measurement on the congruent melting point of CoO was done by Wartenberg and Gurr [1931War], giving a value of 2208 K, but it was soon corrected to 2083 K [1932War].
Phase transition2097 K2097congruent transformationmodel[1] Chen 2003p. 12
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The calculated congruent melting point of CoO is 2097 K, in reasonable agreement with the JANAF tables [1985Cha].
Phase transition2103 K2103CoO + liquidexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Chase 1985
p. 1
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The JANAF tables [1985Cha] adopt 2103 ± 10 K as Tfus. for CoO based on the work of Coutures and Foëx [1972Cou].
Phase transition2208 K2208congruent meltingexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites H 1931
p. 1
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The earliest measurement on the congruent melting point of CoO was done by Wartenberg and Gurr [1931War], giving a value of 2208 K, but it was soon corrected to 2083 K [1932War].

Heat capacity / entropy / enthalpy (8)

Heat capacity / entropy / enthalpy, Co–O system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
Entropy
printed: S (Co3O4)
15.6286 J/mol-atom/K298.15Co3O4
alloy: O 0.571429
model[1] Chen 2003Table 6, p. 10, row 5
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Entropy
printed: S (Co3O4)
15.6143 J/mol-atom/K298.15Co3O4
alloy: O 0.571429
experimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Khriplovich 1982 doi
Table 6, p. 10, row 2
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Entropy
printed: S (Co3O4)
14.6429 J/mol-atom/K298.15Co3O4
alloy: O 0.571429
experimental[1] Chen 2003
cites King 1957 doi
Table 6, p. 10, row 1
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Entropy
printed: S (Co3O4)
16.3271 J/mol-atom/K298.15Co3O4
alloy: O 0.571429
model[1] Chen 2003
cites Chase 1985
Table 6, p. 10, row 4
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Entropy
printed: S (CoO)
27.155 J/mol-atom/K298.15CoO
alloy: O 0.5
model[1] Chen 2003Table 6, p. 10, row 5
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Entropy
printed: S (CoO)
26.415 J/mol-atom/K298.15CoO
alloy: O 0.5
experimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Nabutovskaya 1985
Table 6, p. 10, row 3
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Entropy
printed: S (CoO)
26.485 J/mol-atom/K298.15CoO
alloy: O 0.5
experimental[1] Chen 2003
cites King 1957 doi
Table 6, p. 10, row 1
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Entropy
printed: S (CoO)
26.4965 J/mol-atom/K298.15CoO
alloy: O 0.5
model[1] Chen 2003
cites Chase 1985
Table 6, p. 10, row 4
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Model expression (73)

Model expression, Co–O system
PropertyValueT (K)Phases / compositionClassSourceLocationQuote
gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
177.58 J/mol/KUNKNOWNmodel[1] Chen 2003Table 3, p. 9, row 27
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gibbs energy expression term
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-213459 J/molUNKNOWNmodel[1] Chen 2003Table 3, p. 9, row 27
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gibbs energy expression term
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-215413 J/molUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Sreedharan 1977
Table 3, p. 9, row 14
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
180.15 J/mol/KUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Sreedharan 1977
Table 3, p. 9, row 14
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
138.616 J/mol/KUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites ref. 1965
Table 3, p. 9, row 8
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gibbs energy expression term
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-171251 J/molUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites ref. 1965
Table 3, p. 9, row 8
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gibbs energy expression term
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-207759 J/molUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Kale 1988 doi
Table 3, p. 9, row 24
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
172.606 J/mol/KUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Kale 1988 doi
Table 3, p. 9, row 24
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
144.197 J/mol/KUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Grimsey 1986 doi
Table 3, p. 9, row 23
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A)
-188824 J/molUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Grimsey 1986 doi
Table 3, p. 9, row 23
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
130.44 J/mol/KUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites ref. 1985
Table 3, p. 9, row 22
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A)
-161071 J/molUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites ref. 1985
Table 3, p. 9, row 22
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A)
-201995 J/molUNKNOWNmodel[1] Chen 2003
cites Chase 1985
Table 3, p. 9, row 26
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
165.062 J/mol/KUNKNOWNmodel[1] Chen 2003
cites Chase 1985
Table 3, p. 9, row 26
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A)
-212713 J/molUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites ref. 1985
Table 3, p. 9, row 21
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
175.972 J/mol/KUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites ref. 1985
Table 3, p. 9, row 21
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
162.545 J/mol/KUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Bugden 1970
Table 3, p. 9, row 10
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A)
-197142 J/molUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Bugden 1970
Table 3, p. 9, row 10
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
165.433 J/mol/KUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Bugden 1970
Table 3, p. 9, row 9
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A)
-200022 J/molUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Bugden 1970
Table 3, p. 9, row 9
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A)
-169432 J/molUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Melnik 1974
Table 3, p. 9, row 12
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
137.515 J/mol/KUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Melnik 1974
Table 3, p. 9, row 12
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A)
-191643 J/molUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Enoki 1977 doi
Table 3, p. 9, row 13
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
153.282 J/mol/KUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Enoki 1977 doi
Table 3, p. 9, row 13
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
122.668 J/mol/KUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Ingraham 1964 doi
Table 3, p. 9, row 6
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A)
-151244 J/molUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Ingraham 1964 doi
Table 3, p. 9, row 6
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
129.381 J/mol/KUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Kale 1988 doi
Table 3, p. 9, row 25
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A)
-159324 J/molUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Kale 1988 doi
Table 3, p. 9, row 25
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A)
-108698 J/molUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Biltz 1907
Table 3, p. 9, row 1
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
85.958 J/mol/KUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Biltz 1907
Table 3, p. 9, row 1
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
128.332 J/mol/KUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Watanabe 1933
Table 3, p. 9, row 3
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A)
-161074 J/molUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Watanabe 1933
Table 3, p. 9, row 3
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
140.219 J/mol/KUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Narducci 1985 doi
Table 3, p. 9, row 20
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A)
-172172 J/molUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Narducci 1985 doi
Table 3, p. 9, row 20
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A)
-165686 J/molUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Alcock 1965
Table 3, p. 9, row 7
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
135.771 J/mol/KUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Alcock 1965
Table 3, p. 9, row 7
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
150.334 J/mol/KUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Chizhikov 1972
Table 3, p. 9, row 11
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gibbs energy expression term
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-179962 J/molUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Chizhikov 1972
Table 3, p. 9, row 11
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
189.972 J/mol/KUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Koumoto 1981 doi
Table 3, p. 9, row 18
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A)
-223995 J/molUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Koumoto 1981 doi
Table 3, p. 9, row 18
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A)
-147573 J/molUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Balakirev 1961
Table 3, p. 9, row 5
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
118.051 J/mol/KUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Balakirev 1961
Table 3, p. 9, row 5
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
147.875 J/mol/KUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Flamand 1984
Table 3, p. 9, row 19
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A)
-181187 J/molUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Flamand 1984
Table 3, p. 9, row 19
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A)
-146890 J/molUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Foote 1908 doi
Table 3, p. 9, row 2
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
118.266 J/mol/KUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Foote 1908 doi
Table 3, p. 9, row 2
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A)
-122011 J/molUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Chufarov 1950
Table 3, p. 9, row 4
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
94.855 J/mol/KUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Chufarov 1950
Table 3, p. 9, row 4
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T ln T)
-258.981 J/mol/KUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Bjorkman 1979
Table 3, p. 9, row 16
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
2219.6 J/mol/KUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Bjorkman 1979
Table 3, p. 9, row 16
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A)
-463419 J/molUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Bjorkman 1979
Table 3, p. 9, row 16
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
140.226 J/mol/KUNKNOWNmodel[1] Chen 2003Table 3, p. 9, row 28
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A)
-171649 J/molUNKNOWNmodel[1] Chen 2003Table 3, p. 9, row 28
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A)
-167564 J/molUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Sreedharan 1977
Table 3, p. 9, row 15
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
77.593 J/mol/KUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Sreedharan 1977
Table 3, p. 9, row 15
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gibbs energy expression term
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-165220 J/molUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Oppermann 1980 doi
Table 3, p. 9, row 17
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient of T)
135.851 J/mol/KUNKNOWNexperimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Oppermann 1980 doi
Table 3, p. 9, row 17
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A of A + B·T)
-61504.8 J/molliquid Co
alloy: O 0
experimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Tankins 1964
Table 7, p. 11, row 1
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient B of A + B·T)
-20.489 J/mol/Kliquid Co
alloy: O 0
experimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Tankins 1964
Table 7, p. 11, row 1
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient B of A + B·T)
-0.326 J/mol/Kliquid Co
alloy: O 0
experimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Fischer 1966 doi
Table 7, p. 11, row 2
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A of A + B·T)
-98240 J/molliquid Co
alloy: O 0
experimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Fischer 1966 doi
Table 7, p. 11, row 2
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A of A + B·T)
-61630 J/molliquid Co
alloy: O 0
model[1] Chen 2003
cites Sigworth 1976 doi
Table 7, p. 11, row 6
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient B of A + B·T)
-20.493 J/mol/Kliquid Co
alloy: O 0
model[1] Chen 2003
cites Sigworth 1976 doi
Table 7, p. 11, row 6
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A of A + B·T)
-90984 J/molliquid Co
alloy: O 0
model[1] Chen 2003Table 7, p. 11, row 9
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient B of A + B·T)
-4.292 J/mol/Kliquid Co
alloy: O 0
model[1] Chen 2003Table 7, p. 11, row 9
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient B of A + B·T)
-16.681 J/mol/Kliquid Co
alloy: O 0
model[1] Chen 2003
cites Chiang 1976 doi
Table 7, p. 11, row 5
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A of A + B·T)
-67613 J/molliquid Co
alloy: O 0
model[1] Chen 2003
cites Chiang 1976 doi
Table 7, p. 11, row 5
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A of A + B·T)
-72467 J/molliquid Co
alloy: O 0
experimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Belov 1967
Table 7, p. 11, row 3
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient B of A + B·T)
-13.086 J/mol/Kliquid Co
alloy: O 0
experimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Belov 1967
Table 7, p. 11, row 3
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient B of A + B·T)
-7.555 J/mol/Kliquid Co
alloy: O 0
experimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Jacob 1985
Table 7, p. 11, row 8
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gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A of A + B·T)
-84935 J/molliquid Co
alloy: O 0
experimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Jacob 1985
Table 7, p. 11, row 8
report
gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (coefficient B of A + B·T)
-4.181 J/mol/Kliquid Co
alloy: O 0
experimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Janke 1978
Table 7, p. 11, row 7
report
gibbs energy expression term
printed: ΔG° (constant term A of A + B·T)
-91335 J/molliquid Co
alloy: O 0
experimental[1] Chen 2003
cites Janke 1978
Table 7, p. 11, row 7
report

Sources

Reporting papers the values were read from (a value cited from another work names that work in its row).

  1. Ming Chen, Bengt Hallstedt, Ludwig J. Gauckler, Thermodynamic assessment of the Co-O system, JPE 24, 212-227 (2003). doi:10.1361/105497103770330514