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Non-stoichiometry of iron oxide

Four iron oxide (FeO) samples were heated at the same temperature under the atmosphere of pure oxygen. After a sufficiently long time, the samples are quenched and kept at the ordinary temperature to optimize their properties, which they had acquired at high temperature. [Pg.651]

Iron is titrated in each sample. Cell parameters are measured from X-ray diffraction pattern and density is determined. [Pg.651]

Can you say whether iron deficit is due to an excess of oxygen or a lack of iron in the crystal lattice  [Pg.652]

Taking into account the preceding result, propose in the Wagner approximation, a model of point defects for this iron oxide, involving iron ions with valency of +3. [Pg.652]

Calculate the deviation from stoichiometry and the site fractions of each structural element related to the point defect. [Pg.652]


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