Study of Inorganic and Coordination Compounds by the Static Tensimetric Method from Mendeleev to the Present Day

The review presents the evolution of the static tensimetric method from Mendeleev to the present day. A description of a new-generation automatic tensimetric apparatus is given. The specific examples show application of the static method with a membrane null-manometer to the study of various processes involving inorganic and coordination compounds: homogeneous gas phase equilibria, heterogeneous condensed phase-vapor equilibria, and kinetics of amidoboranes decomposition.