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Si,Al ordering in the double-ring silicate armenite, BaCa2Al6Si9O30?H2O: A single-crystal X-ray and 29Si MAS NMR study
BaCa2Al6Si9O30?H2O single-crystal
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2012/3/30
29The SiMASNMRspectrumofarmenitefromWasenalp(Valais,Switzerland)indicates
completeSi,Alordering.Thesamechemicalshifts(82.3,95.0,and101.8ppm)were
alsomeasuredforarmenitefromRe!migny(Quebec,Canada),ho...
Si-Al ordering in leucite-group minerals and ion-exchanged analogues: An MAS NMR study
Si-Al leucite-group minerals ion-exchanged analogues MAS NMR study
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2012/4/6
Twoseriesofleucitegroupmaterials,withK,Rb,andCsasextra-frameworkcations,havebeensynthesizedbyionexchangefromanaturalwell-orderedanalciteandanatural29 27disorderedleucite.Siand AlMASNMRdatafortheanalci...
Si-Al order and the I1 - I 2/c structural phase transition in synthetic CaAl2Si2O8- SrAl2Si2O8 feldspar: A 29Si MAS-NMR spectroscopic study
Si-Al order I1 - I 2/c structural phase transition synthetic CaAl2Si2O8- SrAl2Si2O8 feldspar A 29Si MAS-NMR spectroscopic study
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2012/4/1
We present 29SiMAS-NMR spectroscopic data for a series of synthetic feldspar samples
along the join CaAI2Si20g-SrAI2Si20g, from which the composition dependence and cou-
pling of order parameters de...
Noncrystalline Fe-Si-Al-Oxyhydroxides
Gels • High-resolution transmission electron microscopy • Iron • Morphology • Noncrystalline oxyhydroxides
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2011/11/25
Abstract: High-resolution transmission electron microscopy of noncrystalline Fe-Si-Al-oxyhydroxide gels shows a common structure of hollow packed spheres having external diameters ranging from 50 to 1...
Kaolinite Synthesis: The Role of the Si/Al and (Alkali)/(H +) Ratio in Hydrothermal Systems
Kaolinite Synthesis Hydrothermal Systems Ratio
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2012/2/14
The Si/Al ratio of an hydrothermal system plays an important role in kaolinite synthesis. If the atomic Si/Al ratio of a system is greater than 2·0, kaolinite will disappear at 345 ± 5°C and 2 kbars w...