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The thermal decomposition of americium (III) -oxalate-decahydrate, americium (III)-formiate-0,2-hydrate, and americium (III) -carbonate-2-hydrate was studied by using mass spectromertic identification of gaseous decomposition products and X-ray identification of solid residues. The oxalate decomposition proceeded via four different hydration steps to the anhydrous oxalate, Am 2  (C 2 O 4 ) 3 , which decomposed to the anhydrous carbonate Am 2  (CO 3 )  3 . This, in turn, was decomposed to Am 2 O 3  wia two intermediate carbonates Am 2 O (CO 3 )  2  and Am 2 O 2 CO 3 . — The decomposition of Am (HCOO) 3  · 0,2 H 2 O proceeded to Am 2 O 2 CO 3 , which yielded Am 2 O 3  on further heating. As an intermediate a formiate AmO(HCOO) seemed to be formed. The decomposition of Am 2 (CO 3 ) 3  · 2 H 2 O proceeded to the anhydrous compound, which then follows the same decomposition pattern as the anhydrous carbonate formed by decomposition of the anhydrous oxalate.

Der thermische Abbau von Americium(III)-oxalat, -formiat und -carbonat / Thermal Decomposition of Americium (III) -oxalate, -formiate, and -carbonate