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Layered crystal structure

Fig. 20.6 (a) XRD of as-synthesized AgSCi2H25 precursor with indexes of reflections, (b) Cross-sectional representation of the layered crystal structure of AgSCi2H25. (c) TEM image of... [Pg.301]

Fig. 4. Diagrammatic representation of layered crystal structures of rigid diols, with closed hydrogen bonding cycles. Open circles are oxygen atoms, filled circles hydrogen atoms, and the solid lines represent the connecting diol. Hydrogen bonds are shown as broken lines, (a) The structure of 2,6-dihydroxy-2,6-dimethyltricyclo[3.3.1.13,7]decane (4). (b) The structure of erafo-2,e do-6-dihydroxy-2,6-dimethylbicyclo[3.3.1]nonane, (7)... Fig. 4. Diagrammatic representation of layered crystal structures of rigid diols, with closed hydrogen bonding cycles. Open circles are oxygen atoms, filled circles hydrogen atoms, and the solid lines represent the connecting diol. Hydrogen bonds are shown as broken lines, (a) The structure of 2,6-dihydroxy-2,6-dimethyltricyclo[3.3.1.13,7]decane (4). (b) The structure of erafo-2,e do-6-dihydroxy-2,6-dimethylbicyclo[3.3.1]nonane, (7)...
Hardness data for only two amino acids were found in the literature. They are glycine and alanine. They are the smallest of the amino acids. Both consist of rather flat tablet-like collections of atoms that form layered crystal structures in which the molecular sub-groups within the layers are held together by hydrogen bonds (Albrecht and Corey, 1939), and the molecules by London forces. Their hardnesses are ... [Pg.160]

Graphite possesses highly anisotropic layered crystal structure, which translates to a quasi-2D electronic structure with electronic bands dispersing linearly near Ep and forming point-like Fermi surfaces. Visible light induces... [Pg.35]

Lee PA (1976) Physics and Chemistry of Materials with Layered Crystal Structures, D Reidel, Dordrecht, vol 4... [Pg.202]

Wieting, T. J. Schluter, M. Electrons and Phonons in Layered Crystal Structures, D. Reidel Dordrecht, 1979. [Pg.206]

The 2 3/2POP(m) Layer Crystal Structure of Calaverite [AuTe2]... [Pg.112]

The 2 3TPT Layer Crystal Structure of Molybdenite [M0S2]... [Pg.139]

The 4 4PATTPA Quadruple-Layered Crystal Structure of a-GaSe... [Pg.143]

Figure 2(C) is the result of a calculation that illustrates which cations might fit into sixfold coordination position in the calcite group structures. It is an interesting insight as both light and heavy rare earth elements are possible substitutes for calcium in the calcium carbonate structure, i.e., they plot within 15% of the calcium ionic size. However, some of the end-members incorporate elements into this crystal structure and are outside this deviation but within 30%, an expression of the potential physical expansion for this layered crystal structure. These are ionic charge differences important in whether a stable crystalline structure can be produced. Trace amounts of all these ions can be incorporated in calcite and may dictate the morphology of the crystallites. Therefore, the presence and amount of any ions in the environment in which carbonate crystallization occurs may possibly be recorded. However, in spite of the predominance of sodium and potassium in the solutions where... Figure 2(C) is the result of a calculation that illustrates which cations might fit into sixfold coordination position in the calcite group structures. It is an interesting insight as both light and heavy rare earth elements are possible substitutes for calcium in the calcium carbonate structure, i.e., they plot within 15% of the calcium ionic size. However, some of the end-members incorporate elements into this crystal structure and are outside this deviation but within 30%, an expression of the potential physical expansion for this layered crystal structure. These are ionic charge differences important in whether a stable crystalline structure can be produced. Trace amounts of all these ions can be incorporated in calcite and may dictate the morphology of the crystallites. Therefore, the presence and amount of any ions in the environment in which carbonate crystallization occurs may possibly be recorded. However, in spite of the predominance of sodium and potassium in the solutions where...
Thus lithiated manganese oxides with a substantial amount of nickel and other elements could play a crucial role in stabilizing the layered crystal structure, thereby improving the electrochemical characteristics. [Pg.490]

Fig. 32 SEM picture showing starting materials and their corresponding spray-dried products. Fumaric acid milled (A) and spray dried (B), L-leucine milled (C) and spray dried (D). Before spray drying both substances show a layered crystal structure but differ significantly after the spray-drying process. Fig. 32 SEM picture showing starting materials and their corresponding spray-dried products. Fumaric acid milled (A) and spray dried (B), L-leucine milled (C) and spray dried (D). Before spray drying both substances show a layered crystal structure but differ significantly after the spray-drying process.
TiClj is a highly colored solid that exists in several crystalline forms, designated as alpha (a), beta (p), gamma (y) and delta (S). The a, y and S forms have layered crystal structures and are violet. The P form has a linear structure and is brown. [Pg.39]


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