Crystal structure of 1,4-dibutoxy-2,5-diethynylbenzene, C18H22O2

He, Shan; Yi, Shi-Xu; Men, Jian

doi:10.1524/ncrs.2011.0166

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“…1. Generally speaking [1] , in the cube-type crystal structure, Fe atom occupies the angle and the center of surfaces, integrates with six sulfur S atoms in the form of octahedral structure. Simultaneously, two S atoms form a dumbbell-shaped symmetry [S 2 ]2structure, occupy the edge and body center of the crystal, integrate with three Fe atoms in the form of tetrahedron.…”

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The Study of Pyrite Surface Properties and Effect Mechanism with Xanthate Caused by the Microscopic Crystal Structure and Defects

Liu

2012

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The pyrite in the nature, due to the differences of the semiconductor properties caused by crystal structure and the presence of defects, will be bound to seriously affect the surface state and surface-activity of the mineral, eventually make the process of electrochemical reaction and flotation behavior change in the solution. Starting from the microscopic point of view, this article would study the affect mechanism of crystal structure and defects on the pyrite surface properties and the electrochemical reaction process. Studies have shown, because of the existence of the strong Fe-S covalent bond and determinate equilibrium defects, make the Fermi level and valence state of partial surface element change, accordingly lead to special semiconductor and surface properties of pyrite, ultimately affect the process of pyrite electrochemical flotation.

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The Study of Pyrite Surface Properties and Effect Mechanism with Xanthate Caused by the Microscopic Crystal Structure and Defects

Liu

2012

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Crystal structure of 1,4-dibutoxy-2,5-diethynylbenzene, C18H22O2

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The Study of Pyrite Surface Properties and Effect Mechanism with Xanthate Caused by the Microscopic Crystal Structure and Defects

The Study of Pyrite Surface Properties and Effect Mechanism with Xanthate Caused by the Microscopic Crystal Structure and Defects

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