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DOI: 10.1021/j100828a030
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POLYMORPHISM OF THE RARE EARTH SESQUIOXIDES1

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“…27,28 Additional reaction components can also help to transform the sesquioxides during the temperature treatment. For example, Foex et al achieved a transformation from the C-type to the B-type structure by adding some lime, 29 or by offering support with oxides like CaO and SrO.…”
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“…27,28 Additional reaction components can also help to transform the sesquioxides during the temperature treatment. For example, Foex et al achieved a transformation from the C-type to the B-type structure by adding some lime, 29 or by offering support with oxides like CaO and SrO.…”
Section: A Discussionmentioning
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“…However, the peaks observed between 600-700 cm À1 are seen to gain intensity from pressures as low as 5.5 GPa. In fact at the highest studied pressure of about 28…”
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“…Par exemple, la Ceci peut s'expliquer en 6tudiant le diagramme d'existence des diff6rentes phases des sesquioxydes de terres rares (Warshaw & Roy, 1961 ;FoEx & Traverse, 1966). A l'6tat massif, le premier oxyde de terre rare pr6sen-tant la structure B est l'oxyde de prom6thium (num6ro atomique 61).…”
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“…Les domaines d'existence des formes A (hexagonale), B (monoclinique) et C (cubique centr6e) des sesquioxydes de terres rares ont 6t6 d6finies avec pr6cision par divers auteurs (voir, par exemple, Warshaw & Roy, 1961 ;Fo~x et Traverse, 1966). Le sesquioxyde de n6o-dyme ne pr6sente, 5-la pression normale, que les phases C (basse temp6rature) et A (haute temp6rature).…”
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