1954
DOI: 10.1002/zaac.19542770110
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Über heterotype Mischphasen bei Seltenerdoxyden. II. Die Oxydsysteme des Cers und des Praseodyms

Abstract: Die Phasenverhaltnisse der Ceroxyde zwischen CeO, und Ce,O, und der Praseodymoxyde zwischen Pro, und Pr,O, werden durch Rontgenuntersuchungen bestimmt. Beide Oxydsysteme erweisen sich in der Zahl der beobachteten drei Phasen als vollig ubereinstimmend und hinsichtlich der Ausdehnung dieser Phasen als sehr ahnlich. Die Dioxydphase mit Fluoritstruktur besitzt praktisch keine Homogenitatsbreite, die Sesquioxydphase vom hexagonalen A-Typ vermag ein wenig zusatzlichen Sauerstoff homogen aufzunehmen. Von diesen beid… Show more

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“…X-ray diffraction photograms for samples which were sintered in the range between 1400 to 1700'C revealed a series of doublet lines typical of those described earlier as resulting from a ceria rich solid solution and an oxygen deficient ceria base solid solution. The lattice parameter of one of the phases was very close to the value of 5.496 A reported for an 0/Ce ratio (2) df 1.9. At 1800'C there was a marked tendency toward the formation of a single cubic phase, although the diffraction lines were relatively broad.…”
Section: Argon Sintering Isupporting
confidence: 82%
“…X-ray diffraction photograms for samples which were sintered in the range between 1400 to 1700'C revealed a series of doublet lines typical of those described earlier as resulting from a ceria rich solid solution and an oxygen deficient ceria base solid solution. The lattice parameter of one of the phases was very close to the value of 5.496 A reported for an 0/Ce ratio (2) df 1.9. At 1800'C there was a marked tendency toward the formation of a single cubic phase, although the diffraction lines were relatively broad.…”
Section: Argon Sintering Isupporting
confidence: 82%
“…Thus, if the metal excess behavior arises from a defect reaction involving cerium interstitials in a single state of ionization, the theoretical pressure dependence of the electronLc conductivity may be expressed as (8,12) ~ Po2 -1/m [1] where m represents the extent of ionization (m = 2,3,4, or 5 for a singly, doubly, triply, and quadruply ionized cerium interstitial, respectively). Similarly, for a defect reaction involving oxygen vacancies in a single state of ionization, the theoretical pressure dependence of the electronic conductivity may be expressed by the same relationship with m ~ 4 or 6 for singly and doubly ionized oxygen vacancies, respectively.…”
Section: Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Each intermediate phase decomposes peritectoidally (at successively higher temperatures as x decreases) to form, in most cases, another ordered phase with lower x and the disordered, grossly non-stoichiometric e phase, or, in the case of M7012, two distinct non-stoichiometric phases, ~ and a, whose 'average' structures appear to be fluorite type and rare-earth C type respectively (Bevan, 1955;Brauer & Gradinger, 1954;Bevan & Kordis, 1964;Hyde & Eyring, 1965;Hyde, Bevan & Eyring, 1966). The intermediate phases constitute a homologous series of formula MnOzn-2.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%