Besides LiO and Li2O, the gaseous species Li2O2 and Li3O were observed by mass spectrometric measurements over solid lithium oxide. From the measurements of the gaseous equilibria Li2O(g)+Li2(g) ?Li3O(g)+Li(g), 2 Li2O(g) ?Li3O(g)+ LiO(g), Li2O2(g)+Li2(g) ? 2 Li2O(g) and Li2O2(g)+ Li2(g) ?Li3O(g)+LiO(g), the atomization energies d°0(Li3O) =229.0±10 kcal/mol and D°0(Li2O2) 293.0±12 kcal/mol were obtained. The ionization potentials were determined as I.P.(Li3O) =4.54±0.2 eV and I.P.(Li2O2) =7.88±0.2 eV, from which the binding energies D°0(Li3O+) =438.0±15 kcal/mol and D°0(Li2O2+) =425.0±16 kcal/mol result. The heats of formation were determined as: ΔH°0(Li3O) =−(54.5±10) kcal/mol and ΔH°0(Li2O2) =−(98.0±12) kcal/mol.
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