1964
DOI: 10.1021/ic50011a034
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Crystalline Hydrous Zirconia

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“…Work done by Martin 24 and Hoskins and Martin 25,26 on defect fluorite-type structures may provide the theoretical basis to explain the non-equilibrium bulk structures created by synthesizing zirconium oxide in the nanoscale region. Martin 24 puts forth the concept of an octahedrally coordinated anion vacancy O 6 . This resulting co-ordination defect was found to be quite stable within the structure.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Work done by Martin 24 and Hoskins and Martin 25,26 on defect fluorite-type structures may provide the theoretical basis to explain the non-equilibrium bulk structures created by synthesizing zirconium oxide in the nanoscale region. Martin 24 puts forth the concept of an octahedrally coordinated anion vacancy O 6 . This resulting co-ordination defect was found to be quite stable within the structure.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Within the temperature range that this phase exists, two different high pressure orthorhombic structures have been identified 3,4 . The equilibrium high temperature phases of both tetragonal 5 and cubic zirconia 6 have also been achieved at ambient pressure and temperatures by synthesizing the material in the nanoscale region or through the use of stabilizing dopants 7 . Partially stabilized Phase I (3.5 GP to 16.6 GPa) orthorhombic zirconia has also been synthesized by Marshall et al 8 , Suyama et al 9 , Pissinberger and Gritzner 10 , Guinebretiere et al 11 , and Kisi and Howard 12 using methods of doping or quenching the material from high pressures and/or temperatures.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(CO)5W=CPh 2, 2.14 (2)/k (Casey, Burkhardt, BunneU & Calabrese, 1977), the relatively long C=O bond, 1.350 (8),/~ (as found in alkoxy-substituted carbenes, 1.32-1.36,~; Cardin, Cetinkaya & Lappert, 1972), and the short Zr-O bond, 1.970 (4) A, cf. Zr(acac) a (2.20 ,4,; Clearfield, 1964) Moore & Bercaw, 1982], and (CsMes)2Hf(H)(C3H 5) [1.86 (7)/~; Roddick, . Only a few hydride structures have been reported with early transition metals (see Teller & Bau, 1981;Toogood & Wallbridge, 1982).…”
Section: 247mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to assess the contributio~ls of the various equilibria to the total amount of the metal oxide Introduced and formed 111 flames, and hence, to the sensitivity of the metals, absorption signals given by nickel, tin, titanium, zirconium, hafnium, niobium, and tantalum, present as different compounds (listed below) taining ligands with oxygen atom as the donor; and (3) simple or oxy-salts. In the case of both (2) and (3) the metal was bonded to oxygen (12)(13). Also, the effect of variation of other experimental parameters, e.g., sol\ents, and flow rates of fuels and oxidants were studled.…”
Section: Procedures For Solvent Extractionmentioning
confidence: 99%