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Crystalline Simple Anhydrous Oxides

Most simple oxide structures have been the object of extensive studies and complete vibrational analysis. Some examples are summarized in Table 3.3. [Pg.111]

Structure No. of oxygen atoms No. of vibrational modes Stretchings Frequency region (cm- ) Deformations [Pg.112]

MOj 3 9 asym(2) + sym 1300-700 2 asym. sym. bendings bending 2 rockings Torsion [Pg.112]

See other pages where Crystalline Simple Anhydrous Oxides is mentioned: [Pg.111] [Pg.111] [Pg.638] [Pg.1051] [Pg.229] [Pg.338] [Pg.430] [Pg.1963] [Pg.5186] [Pg.887] [Pg.15] [Pg.1962] [Pg.5185] [Pg.430] [Pg.3884] [Pg.132]

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Anhydrous oxides

Crystalline anhydrous oxides

Crystalline oxide

Simple Oxidation