The sections in this article are Introduction: From Industrial Electrochemistry to Electrocatalysis Catalysis in Organic Electrochemistry Synthesis of Adiponitrile The S imons Process Bleached Montan Wax—Regeneration of Chromic Acid Waste Water Treatment A Anodic Oxidation of Toxic compounds a Creating Reactive Oxygen Surface Species b Selective Conversion vs. Total Combustion c Common Electrode Materials B Cathodic Reduction of Toxic Compounds Catalysis in Inorganic Electrochemistry Chloralkali Electrolysis A Electrocatalytically Activated Dimensionally Stable Chlorine‐Evolving Electrodes ( DSAs ) B Electrocatalysis of Anodic Chlorine Evolution at Ru O 2 Anodes C Details of the Electrocatalytic Process D Preparation and Formulation of the Coatings for DSAs E Lifetime of Dimensionally Stable Chlorine‐Evolving Anodes F The Cathode Reaction—Oxygen‐Depolarized Cathode ( ODC ) Electrolysis of Hydrochloric Acid Preparation of Oxygen‐Depolarized Cathodes First Industrial HCl Electrolysis Using ODCs Oxygen‐Depolarized Cathodes for Chloralkali Electrolysis Industrial Water Electrolysis A The Electrochemistry of Water Electrolysis B Alkaline Water Electrolysis C PEM Water Electrolysis D High‐Temperature Water Electrolysis Summary and Outlook
We have investigated the crystal structure of orthorhombic CuGeO 3 under hydrostatic pressure ( PϽ6.5 GPa, Tϭ298 K͒ using high-resolution angle-dispersive x-ray powder diffraction. A nonlinear compression behavior is observed for all three crystallographic axes. Full profile refinements of the diffraction patterns provide the internal structural parameters in the stability range of the ambient pressure phase. The main structural changes induced by pressure consist of tilting of the CuO 4 ribbons around the c axis and a large decrease of the Cu1-O1 bond distance. Possible implications of these results for the explanation of the strong pressure dependence of the spin-Peierls transition temperature are discussed. ͓S0163-1829͑97͒52242-9͔ RAPID COMMUNICATIONS R11 358 56 S. BRÄ UNINGER et al.
Structural properties of the intermetallic compound GdGa
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