intrinsic properties of SiO/sub 2/and the calorimetric consequences of electrostriction
collapse and solvation affords close approximation of the thermodynamic behavior of
aqueous silica to 5 kb and 600/sup 0/C. The standard molal volume of aqueous silica (V/sup
0/) decreases as a sigmoid function of temperature at constant pressure but increases as
pressure increases at constant temperature. In contrast, the standard molal heat capacity …