Compounds diffraction

Compound Diffraction Pattern Spacing, A Intensity, % Refs... 

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By sintering powder mixtures of NaH and Os (Ru) at temperatures of up to 870 K and H2 pressures of up to 1500 (Os) and 6000 (Ru)bar. ordered stmcture (Figure 43) by npd on deuteride of Os compounds at room temperature PAilmnm, Z = 4 contains isolated distorted pentagonal bipyramid [OsHy] 18-electron units having Os site symmetry m.2m surrounded by eight Na+ (from two Na sites) forming a distorted cube four D sites transforms into a HT modification at 459 K lif 3Na+ [TH7] , T, d (supported by experimentally measured weak temperature independent paramagnetism on Os compound). Diffraction evidence for the existence of cubic phases M3 THy- (M = K, Rb, Cs T = Ru, Os 5 0.12 for the K-Ru compound). 

G. Minguez Espallargas, L. Brammer, Structure and Bonding in Organome-tallic Compounds Diffraction Methods,... 

The formation of hydrotalcite-like phase is confirmed by the XRD investigation. As shown in for the anion rich sample CR, the broad diffraction peaks are indeed characteristics of hydrotalcite-like compounds [36-38]. In the spectrum of CS, however, this hydrotalcite feature is not observable only pronounced brucite-like compound diffractions can be seen. This observation is consistent with the low anion content found in the elemental analysis. The presence of hydrotalcite-like phase in the CR samples indicates the formation of the trivalent cation (Co ) due to the presence of air atmosphere during precipitate formation [39]. 

Structure and Bonding in Organometaiiic Compounds Diffraction Methods... 

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