The melting curves of silver chloride, bromide, and iodide are determined up to 68 kbar. The present silver chloride and bromide melting curves are higher by 5°–20°C than those of Deaton. The triple point of silver iodide (I)-silver iodide (III) is at 19.1±0.5 kbar and 678°±1°C whereas Deaton reported the triple point at 22 kbar and 680°C. The volume compression versus the melting-temperature plots are linear at low compression and begin to curve towards ΔV/V0 axis at higher pressures.
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