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The liquidus temperature was measured in the ammonium nitrate-dimethylsulfoxide-water system over in the concentration range 0–60 mole% ammonium nitrate. The probable formation of the NH4NO3·nDMSO solvate with n=1.3–1.5 and the mixed solvate NH4NO3·DMSO·H2O at 30 mole% ammonium nitrate and a DMSO:H2O ratio of 4∶1 are indicated. The glass transition temperatures T g were measured over a salt concentration range of 0–50 mol% ammonium nitrate and at various compositions of the mixed solvent (y DMSO =0.1–0.9 mole fraction). At a constant mixed solvent composition, the dependence of the glass transition temperature on the salt concentration can be approximated by a linear relationship, as can its dependence on the DMSO content in the solution at constant salt concentration. The glass-forming composition regions were found and the limits of this region are discussed.
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Malá, J., Pacák, P. & Sláma, I. Liquidus and glass transition temperatures of the ammonium nitrate-dimethylsulfoxide-water system. J Solution Chem 12, 277–285 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00646202
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