1988
DOI: 10.1007/bf01174064
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Thermic investigations of hexagonal hydrogen bronze, HxWO3

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“…Figure shows excerpts of X-ray diffraction patterns of m-WO 3 used as an initial product, the intermediate h-WO 3 phase, and the nonstoichiometric WO 3 - x phase derived due to hydrogen reduction of h-WO 3 . The h-WO 3 phase was derived from copper tungstate, CuWO 4 , with subsequent copper dissolution in HNO 3 and following oxidation of the H 0.24 WO 3 phase, as mentioned in the Experimental Section (for detailed information see refs and ). As can be seen from Figure , the studied h-WO 3 specimen was mainly a single-phase material and contained small amounts of m-WO 3 .…”
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“…Figure shows excerpts of X-ray diffraction patterns of m-WO 3 used as an initial product, the intermediate h-WO 3 phase, and the nonstoichiometric WO 3 - x phase derived due to hydrogen reduction of h-WO 3 . The h-WO 3 phase was derived from copper tungstate, CuWO 4 , with subsequent copper dissolution in HNO 3 and following oxidation of the H 0.24 WO 3 phase, as mentioned in the Experimental Section (for detailed information see refs and ). As can be seen from Figure , the studied h-WO 3 specimen was mainly a single-phase material and contained small amounts of m-WO 3 .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
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“…Copper tungstate, CuWO 4 , was used as a precursor for obtaining both the stoichiometric and nonstoichiometric hexagonal tungsten trioxides studied in the present work. The precursor was obtained by a solid-state reaction of CuO and the usual monoclinic form of tungsten trioxide, m-WO 3 , according to the relation CuO + WO 3 = CuWO 4 . , The solid-state reaction was carried out in air at 800 °C. The reduction of CuWO 4 was performed in hydrogen at 300 °C.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
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“…Copper tungstate, CuWO 4 , studied in the present paper was obtained by solid state reaction of CuO and the usual monoclinic form of tungsten trioxide, m-WO 3 , according to the relation CuO + WO 3 = CuWO 4 [7,8]. The solid-state reaction was carried out on air at 800 • C [15].…”
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“…As shown in Refs. [7,8], copper tungstate, CuWO 4 , is also a very prospective precursor for synthesis of the hexagonal form of tungsten trioxide. A product derived during reduction of CuWO 4 in flowing hydrogen at 300 • C with following treatment by concentrated HNO 3 upto the full desolving of copper leads to the formation of a brown-blue hexagonal hydrogen tungsten bronze, H x WO 3 , with x = 0.24 [9].…”
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“…The study of hydrogen bronze materials (e.g., H x WO 3 and H x MoO 3 ) has been of interest since the early 1970s. Hydrogen molybdenum bronze, as a potential hydrogenation, dehydration, and reduction catalyst, has received extensive attention. It can be prepared effectively via hydrogen spillover in the presence of Pt or Pd catalyst.…”
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