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Regarding the decomposition of Mg3N2?

2018-09-15View Original

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Regarding the decomposition of Mg3N2, sources state that it decomposes at 800°C. However, when I performed thermodynamic calculations using HSC Chemistry, I found that it decomposes around 1800°C (as shown in the figure below). What could be the reason for this? Please help to explain it. Thanks first!

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