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A Concept for Synthesis Planning in Solid-State Chemistry
Angewandte Chemie - International Edition, 2002AbstractFor Abstract see ChemInform Abstract in Full Text.
Martin Jansen
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Solid state synthesis of homoleptic tetracyanamidoaluminates
Dalton Transactions, 2011Tetracyanamidoaluminates of the type LiM(2)[Al(CN(2))(4)] with M = Eu and Sr were prepared by solid-state metathesis reactions departing from EuF(2) (or SrF(2)), AlF(3), and Li(2)(CN(2)) in a 2 : 1 : 4 molar ratio. The ignition temperature of the exothermic formation of LiSr(2)[Al(CN(2))(4)] was obtained near 420 °C.
Leonid, Unverfehrt +3 more
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Solid-state synthesis of pure ye’elimite
Journal of the European Ceramic Society, 2018Abstract Ye’elimite is formed during the production of sulfoaluminate cement. In this article, the orthorhombic ye’elimite formation, the optimal synthesis conditions and the microstructural evolution during synthesis, by solid-state reaction from pure oxide raw materials, is investigated.
El Khessaimi, Yassine +5 more
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Crystal Growth & Design, 2007
Cocrystal-controlled solid-state synthesis (C3S3) of imides occurs via heating of cocrystals formed between anhydride and aromatic amine cocrystal formers.
Miranda L. Cheney +4 more
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Cocrystal-controlled solid-state synthesis (C3S3) of imides occurs via heating of cocrystals formed between anhydride and aromatic amine cocrystal formers.
Miranda L. Cheney +4 more
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Solid State Synthesis of Materials
2021Solid state synthesis is probably one of the oldest synthetic procedures for materials synthesis. It involves heating the reactants at high temperature for a specified period of time. The temperature and time chosen for the synthesis depend on many factors.
V. Grover, Balaji P. Mandal, A. K. Tyagi
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Solid State Synthesis of Boracites
2023Crystals from the boracite family, M3B7O13X, have regained interest in the last 5 years owing to their interesting properties at the domain walls [1,2]. Indeed, charged domain walls form spontaneously on cooling through the phase transition. To develop a better understanding of the origin of the change in conduction at the domain walls and the apparent
Barkley, Alice +3 more
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Progress toward Solid State Synthesis by Design
Accounts of Chemical Research, 2018Ages of history are defined by the underlying materials that promoted human development: stone, bronze, and iron ages. Since the middle of the last century, humanity has lived in a silicon age, where the development of the transistor ushered in new technologies previously thought inconceivable.
Juan R. Chamorro, Tyrel M. McQueen
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Organic Synthesis in Solid State
2004The earlier belief that no reaction is possible without the use of a solvent is no more valid. It has been found that a large number of reactions occur in solid state without the solvent. In fact in a number of cases, such reactions occur more efficiently and with more selectivity compared to reactions carried out in solvents. Such reactions are simple
V. K. Ahluwalia, M. Kidwai
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Radiaannulenes: synthesis, electrochemistry, and solid-state structure
Chemical Communications, 2009Two new carbon-rich macrocycles (radiaannulenes) have been synthesized, and they possess an unsaturated carbon framework that is intermediate between that of linearly-conjugated dehydrobenzannulenes and cross-conjugated expanded radialenes.
Mojtaba, Gholami +6 more
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