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Synthetic monoclinic orpiment was recrystallized by annealing the glass at 523 K for 1 year. The apparent heat of fusion of orpiment at T fus = 601 K (onset) was found to depend linearly on the ratio V / m ( V = inner volume of the sample pan, m = in-pan sample mass) because of partial sublimation. This gives Δ fus H = 131 J g - 1 if V / m = 0 and the specific volume of the vapor phase v (v) = 190 cm 3 g - 1 if Δ fus H = 0 at the conditions of the orpiment−liquid−vapor triple point. Lattice parameters of orpiment and liquid density were measured in the 283−393 K and 750−1250 K ranges, respectively. Subsequent specific volume values were used to calculate the slope d p /d T (≈53 MPa K - 1 ) for the orpiment−liquid equilibrium curve of the As 2 S 3 p − T diagram.
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