1952
DOI: 10.1021/j150493a025
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Characteristic X-Ray Spectrometer Patterns of the Saturated Sodium Soaps

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“…The closed diamonds represent the d -spacings determined 1 year after the samples had been prepared and stored in closed vials. The microstructures of the soap crystals formed in aqueous systems were reported not to change with time; similar behavior was also observed in H 2 O-rich samples in this study. As indicated in Figure , the β-phase remained stable, and the d -spacings did not change significantly within a year for samples A−C and sample J.…”
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“…The closed diamonds represent the d -spacings determined 1 year after the samples had been prepared and stored in closed vials. The microstructures of the soap crystals formed in aqueous systems were reported not to change with time; similar behavior was also observed in H 2 O-rich samples in this study. As indicated in Figure , the β-phase remained stable, and the d -spacings did not change significantly within a year for samples A−C and sample J.…”
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confidence: 88%
“…The ability of a material to adopt multiple conformations and/or arrangements in the crystalline state is termed polymorphism. Soap molecules crystallize and form layered structures. , Polymorphism has been reported in the literature of soaps. Four crystalline forms of soap, namely alpha-, beta-, omega-, and delta-phases, differentiated mainly by their short spacings, were reviewed by Ferguson in 1944 . Much of the research on soap systems was done in the 1940s and 1950s; yet, limited progress was made in characterizing soap crystals due to the complexity of the systems and the lack of powerful techniques.…”
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“…The samples were sealed in glass spheres adapted to 10 mm NMR spectroscopy tubes to avoid susceptibility corrections to the chemical shifts. [47] Transverse (1/T 2 ) and longitudinal (1/T 1 ) relaxation rates were measured using the inversion recovery [48] and the Carr-Purcell-Meiboom-Gill pulse sequences, [49] respectively.…”
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