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Crystallographically distinct

This compound has two crystallographically distinct vanadium sites. While the static spectrum is a superposition of two powder patterns of the kind shown in Figure 3, MAS leads to well-resolved sharp resonances. Weak peaks denoted by asterisks are spinning sidebands due to the quadrupolar interaction. [Pg.468]

In addition to the surface physics and chemistry phenomena involved, a further effect may follow the interaction at the hydrogen-metal surface, that is the absorption of hydrogen by the bulk phase of the metal. This absorption leads to the formation of a solid solution within a certain, usually low, range of hydrogen concentrations. However, with several transition metals, exceeding a certain limit of hydrogen concentration results in the formation of a specific crystallographically distinct phase of the... [Pg.245]

A novel cadmate complex has been formed by the reaction of Cd(NH2>2 with I C=CH in the presence of acetylene in liquid ammonia.250 The potassium salt, K2Gd(CCH)4-2NH3 191, has been structurally characterized. The cadmium center is tetrahedrally coordinated to four acetylide units with which it forms Cd-C bonds of 2.23-2.25 A (Figure 29). The acetylide ligands are 7r-coordinated to two crystallographically distinct potassium ions whose coordination sphere is completed by two ammonia molecules. [Pg.465]

The shape selectivity of zeolites is influenced by the location and distribution of charge-compensating cations. The charge-compensating ions other than protons are all quadrupolar. and Li NMR spectra of dehydrated LiX-1.0 identified three crystallographically distinct sites [221]. In the case NaX with Si/Al ratio of 1.23, six distinct sodium sites were identified using fast Na NMR, DOR and nutation techniques [222]. Na MQMAS has been extensively studied for zeolites X and Y [155]. Other cations like Cs and La in zeolites have also been investigated [155,... [Pg.151]

Both the V and Li NMR spectra show multiple vanadium and lithium local environments for the as-synthesized material x = 0.15), and the spectra cannot be explained by using a simple model based on the number of crystallographically distinct vanadium sites. On Li-ion intercalation, the V resonances sharpen and shift to higher frequencies (Figure 15) three sharp resonances along with two broader resonances are clearly resolved for the samples prepared at potentials of 3.4 and 3.0 V (x = 0.3 and 0.5, respectively). This behavior is consistent with solid—solution behavior in this potential range and is ascribed to the presence of localized defects at X close to 0 and electron delocalization for 1 > x > 0.05. Three lithium sites were observed in the Li... [Pg.269]

An example of this is the gold-thallium complex n[Au(CN)2] [69], prepared by reaction of T1N03 and K[Au(CN)2]-2H20 in the 90s by Patterson et al. This group carried out a pioneering study of the luminescence properties of this complex and their theoretical interpretation. The structure showed a complexity that made the analyses difficult. Thus, neutron diffraction studies showed thallium-gold interactions of 3.446 and 3.463 A, shorter than the sum of their van der Waals radii (3.62 A) in one of the three crystallographically-distinct Au sites in the crystal. [Pg.386]

Between classes a and / there has been found a true crystallographic distinction as will be noted on consideration of the space groups listed in Table 1. The non-phototropic anils occur in lattices which are centro-symmetric, whereas the lattices of the phototropic anils have no centre of symmetry. [Pg.299]

The structure of Cd2(pn)2(NCS)4 is polymeric, containing bridging NCS groups. Two crystallographically distinct Cd atoms are again present one is octahedrally coordinated by five N atoms (two from propylenediamine and three from SCN) and one S atom, the other by three N and three S atoms.1068... [Pg.987]


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