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Pure cubic

Summarizing the features of the hexagonal fluoroperovskites it should be noted, that the structures of the BaTiOs- and BaRuOs-types are but different mixed forms of both, the purely cubic perovskites, e.g. CsCdFs with 3 layers in sequence ABC, and the purely hexagonal perovskites , e.g. CsNiFs with 2 layers in sequence AB. The dimensions of the c-axes are given by the number of layers and are therefore larger in the case of the mixed structures than for the basic types (e.g. CsMnFa 6 layers, CsCoFs 9 layers). [Pg.49]

In 1758-59 A. S. Marggraf prepared very pure cubic saltpeter from common salt. After cooling the vessel and breaking the retort, said he, I found m it a saline substance which took fire on glowing charcoal, without the slightest crackling (just as ordinary saltpeter does when very pure) and, as the chemists say, detonated, but with the difference that the flame was yellow for that with ordinary prismatic niter is usually whitish (48). In his next paper, which was entitled Proof that the alkaline part separated from common salt is a true alkaline salt and not an alkaline earth, he mentioned the yellow flash of gunpowder made with cubic saltpeter and the blue (violet) flash of that made with prismatic saltpeter (48). [Pg.476]

In the limit of pure cubic autocatalysis (q — 0), we regain the previous result, c - /sf2. When cubic and quadratic processes combine, the speed of the wave increases. [Pg.304]

Clearly these two approaches give different predictions, as eqns (11.43) and (11.44) are quite different functional forms. We have seen that (11.43) goes over to the pure cubic result as q tends to zero eqn (11.44) does not have the same limiting value. [Pg.304]

Pure cubic SiC is a semiconductor with a band gap of approximately 2.3 eV and, as expected, is transparent with a pale yellow appearance in transmitted light. The hexagonal form has a band gap of 3eV. The wide band gap of SiC... [Pg.136]

Additionally, SANS will reveal the size of suggested blocks of purely cubic stacking and of the 9R-like stacking in ice Ic as obtained from ice IX. [Pg.207]

From the results of Table 2, it appears, depending on the amount of yttrium oxide present in zirconium oxide, that the crystal structure of the support changes from monoclinic (pure ZrOg = ZYg) to pure cubic ZY g. The presence of half of a monolayer of VgOg appears, for the first two samples, to help the... [Pg.214]

Fig. 16 Electrical conductivity of pure cubic zirconia at (a) 16.5 GPa and (b) 18GPa [56] (reprinted with permission)... Fig. 16 Electrical conductivity of pure cubic zirconia at (a) 16.5 GPa and (b) 18GPa [56] (reprinted with permission)...
The XRD pattern of the calcined 8YSZ powder obtained by polymeric sol-gel route is shown in Figure 1, indicating the powder with a pure cubic structure . Average domain (r) of the powder was estimated by Scherrer equation" ... [Pg.166]

Figure 9-8. XRD analysis of 2" generation CeZr mixed oxide (composition Ce02/Zr02/La203/Pr 0n -60/30/3/7 wt oxide %) after air calcination at 900°C / 1000°C / 1100°C [13] - Pure cubic solution up to 1100°C. Figure 9-8. XRD analysis of 2" generation CeZr mixed oxide (composition Ce02/Zr02/La203/Pr 0n -60/30/3/7 wt oxide %) after air calcination at 900°C / 1000°C / 1100°C [13] - Pure cubic solution up to 1100°C.
Figure 3.60 shows SEM images of the samples made with the pure cubic phase powder that was hot pressed at 1625 °C and the mixed monoclinic phase pressed at... [Pg.174]


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