The above-mentioned substrates changed their structure when heated for 1 h at 500 or 1000 xb0;C. CH3COOLixb7;2H2O(1) (ID: 23-1171) changed the structure at 500 xb0;C to that of Li2CO3 (ID: 22-1141), while at 1000 xb0;C the structure was impossible to analyse as the compound reacted both with porcelain and with platinum (crucible materials). MgHPO4xb7;3H2O(11) (Newberyite, ID: 35-780, 19-762) changed its structure at 500 xb0;C to amorphous phase and at 1000 xb0;C to Mg2P2O7 (ID: 32-626).
The following compounds were assayed in the respective binary mixtures heated at 500 xb0;C for 1 h: 70 % (1)2013;30 % (11): LiMgPO4 (ID: 18-735), MgO (ID: 4-829); 50 % (1)2013;50 % (11): LiMgPO4 (ID: 18-735), Li3PO4 (ID: 25-1030); 30 % (1)2013;70 % (11): LiMgPO4 (ID: 32-574); binary mixtures heated at 1000 xb0;C contained the following compounds: 70 % (1)2013;30 % (11): LiMgPO4 (ID: 32-574,18-735), Li3PO4 (ID: 15-760,25-1030), MgO (ID: 4-829); 50 % (1)2013;50 % (11): LiMgPO4 (ID: 32-574, 18-735), MgO (ID: 4-829); 30 % (1)2013;70 % (11): LiMgPO4 (ID: 18-735, 32-574), Mg2P2O7 (ID: 22-1152, 8-38), Li4SiO4 (37-1472).