J. Carre
Institut national des sciences Appliquées de Lyon
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Journal of Fluorine Chemistry | 1986
J. Carre; Patrick Germain; J. Thourey; G. Perachon
Abstract A new synthesis of sodium pentafluorotellurate IV has been performed in liquid hydrogen fluoride. Tellurium tetrafluoride is prepared by thermal decomposition of NaTeF 5 under vacuum : NaTeF 5 → NaF + TeF 4
Journal of Fluorine Chemistry | 1986
J. Carre; Patrick Germain; J. Thourey; G. Perachon
Abstract Lithium pentafluorotellurate (IV) LiTeF5 has been prepared by different methods: • slow evaporation of a 1/1 mixture of lithium fluoride and tellurium dioxide or tellurium tetrachloride in anhydrous hydrogen fluoride, • heating a 1/1 mixture of lithium fluoride and tellurium tetrafluoride. LiTeF5 is orthorhombic (a = 9,52 A b = 9,12 A c = 11, 60 A)
Journal of Fluorine Chemistry | 1986
S. Bendaoud; J. Carre; G. Perachon
Abstract New methods of synthesis: • reaction of aqueous or anhydrous HF with TeO 2 and NH 4 F or NH 4 HF 2 , with (NH 4 ) 2 TeCl 6 • reaction of TeF 4 with NH 4 F or NH 4 HF 2 • reaction of NH 4 HF 2 with TeO 2 have been investigated for NH 4 TeF 5 and a new compound (NH 4 ) 2 TeF 6 . The resulting compounds have been analysed and characterized.
Journal of Fluorine Chemistry | 1996
A. Ider; J.P. Laval; B. Frit; J. Carre; Jean-Pierre Bastide
Abstract PbTeF6 crystallizes with monoclinic symmetry (space group P2 1 c ) and the unit cell parameters a = 462.5(1) pm, b = 1281.2(2) pm, c = 851.9(1) pm, β = 102.36(1)°, Z = 4. Its crystal structure has been solved by a Rietveld analysis of its X-ray powder pattern and refined to the final agreement factors Rb = 0.059 and Rp = 0.073. The PbII and TeIV atoms are respectively seven- and five-fold coordinated and their lone pair E is stereochemically active. By sharing edges, the PbF7E polyhedra constitute infinite zig-zag chains parallel to Ox. These chains are connected to each other by sharing their free corners with the TeF5E polyhedra, one of the corners being non-bridging. Structural relationships with ReO3-type materials are described and analyzed.
Thermochimica Acta | 1993
M. Siniti; J. Carre; Jean-Pierre Bastide; Jean-Marie Létoffé; P. Claudy
Dulcitol, known in a single crystalline form (hereafter called I), in fact exhibits complex thermal behaviour. A second polymorph II appears when the glassy material is allowed to crystallize at room temperature. This form always coexists with I and cannot be well characterized. The mixture I + II transforms very slowly to pure I when annealed at room temperature for a week. When a melt of dulcitol is cooled very slowly vitrification does not occur and a new pure crystalline form III is obtained. Analysis of X-ray powder data leads to a possible monoclinic cell with a = 8.82 A, b = 11.41 A, c = 8.61 A, β = 110.55°, Dx = 1.49, Z = 4. These parameters are very close to those of I but the slightly smaller values for a and b could indicate a shrinking of some bonds in the molecular packing. Each of the two forms II (mixed with I) and pure III are thermodynamically unstable. The “normal” form I is always obtained by evaporation from methanol/water solutions.
Journal of Fluorine Chemistry | 1993
J. Carre; M. Siniti
Abstract Triethylammonium pentafluorotellurate(IV) has been prepared by the reaction of (C 2 H 5 ) 3 N·3HF with TeO 2 in aqueous HF. The resulting compound has been analyzed and characterized using Raman spectrometry, chemical determinations and thermal analysis. Triethylammonium and pyridinium pentafluorotellurates(IV) do not act as organic fluorinating agents.
Journal of Fluorine Chemistry | 1990
J. Carre; P. Barberi
Abstract Densities of HF-pyridine solutions have been studied. The data show the existence of pyridine and py.2 HF (for the mole fraction x HF HF HF HF > 0,80).
Journal of Fluorine Chemistry | 1984
J. Carre; G. Perachon; G. Pourcelly
Abstract The densities and conductivities of HFNH3 solutions have been studied in the low concentration region of ammonia (xNH3 6 %) and NH4HF2 species (for x
Journal of Fluorine Chemistry | 1982
J. Carre; G. Perachon; G. Pourcelly; J. Thourey
Abstract An apparatus for preparing and handling HFNH 3 MF mixtures (M alkali metal) has been designed and constructed. The vacuum line made of plastic materials (PVF 2 , PTFCE, PTFE) allows the purification of anhydrous hydrogen fluoride, preparation and analysis of HFNH 3 or HFNH 3 MF mixtures and their handling for further study or destruction. Total vapour pressures above HFNH 3 binary mixtures rich in HF have been measured and are described as a function of ammonia concentration and temperature (−10 to +20°C).
Journal of Fluorine Chemistry | 1984
J. Carre; J. Thourey; G. Perachon
Abstract Enthalpies of dilution of NH3 in the binary system HF-NH3 have been determined using a suitable home-made calorimeter. Compilation of the results gives the enthalpy of reaction of gaseous NH3 with a HF-NH3 solution, in the NH3 low concentration region (xNH3