1994
DOI: 10.1039/jm9940401745
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Formation and decomposition of LaBa2Cu3O7 –δ

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“…RECazCu~)a+w, which is seen only for RE=La, is "isostructural" [220,268] with the Sr14Cu24041 prototype {LaCa2CusOs.57; Cccm; 1130.5, 1261.0, 2760.8} [268]. In contrast to the prototype, this phase contains almost exactly divalent copper and is stable up to 1030~ where it melts incongruently [268].…”
Section: A Systems Re(o)--ca(o)-cu(o)mentioning
confidence: 86%
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“…RECazCu~)a+w, which is seen only for RE=La, is "isostructural" [220,268] with the Sr14Cu24041 prototype {LaCa2CusOs.57; Cccm; 1130.5, 1261.0, 2760.8} [268]. In contrast to the prototype, this phase contains almost exactly divalent copper and is stable up to 1030~ where it melts incongruently [268].…”
Section: A Systems Re(o)--ca(o)-cu(o)mentioning
confidence: 86%
“…The La(O)-Ca(O)--Cu(O) phase diagram as seen at the same conditions [220,268] does not contain the Cal_yCuO2-type phase. Two genuine quaternary oxides are seen instead ( RE2CaCu206, actually a solid-solution phase (Lal_xCax)2CaCu206+ w with 0.0 <x < 0.1 [269][270][271].…”
Section: A Systems Re(o)--ca(o)-cu(o)mentioning
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