1960
DOI: 10.1002/hlca.19600430710
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Über die topochemische einphasige Reduktion von γ‐MnO2

Abstract: BRENET und Mitarbeiterl) haben wohl als erste darauf hingewiesen, dass bei der Entladung von LECLANCHk-Zelkn y-MnO, seine Struktur zunachst nicht andert und dass im ersten Stadium der elektrolytischen Reduktion nur eine Gitterdehnung eintritt ,).Wir haben festgestellt, dass auch bei der chemischen Reduktion von y-MnO,, z. B. mit Hydrazin, zunachst nur eine Dehnung des Gitters stattfindet. Bis jetzt haben wir nur die stark fehlgeordnete Varietat von y-MnO, untersucht, wie sie bei elektrolytischer3) Herstellung … Show more

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“…The incorporation of Mn 2+ into the structure would change the Mn-O bond length of birnessite and cause a charge imbalance. Feitknecht et aL (1960) suggested that the structure becomes unstable and rearranges to that of a new phase if a sufficient amount of Mn was incorporated into the structure. Therefore, it is most likely that incorporation of Mn 2 § into the structure of birnessite subsequently induced spontaneous solid state rearrangement and reorientation of atoms in the birnessite crystal structure, leading to the transformation ofbirnessite into a series of new Mn minerals.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The incorporation of Mn 2+ into the structure would change the Mn-O bond length of birnessite and cause a charge imbalance. Feitknecht et aL (1960) suggested that the structure becomes unstable and rearranges to that of a new phase if a sufficient amount of Mn was incorporated into the structure. Therefore, it is most likely that incorporation of Mn 2 § into the structure of birnessite subsequently induced spontaneous solid state rearrangement and reorientation of atoms in the birnessite crystal structure, leading to the transformation ofbirnessite into a series of new Mn minerals.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The distortion caused by the presence of Mn(III) in this type of structure can be expressed as the ratio of the undistorted to the distorted edges of the octahedron i.e., a"/a' (Feitknecht et al, 1960;Giovanoli and Stiihli, 1970). Here, a' is the length of the octahedron along the c axis, whereas a", the distorted edge, has a length a" = l/2k/b2/4 + c ~.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In particular, peaks (221)/(240) and (061)/(002) coalesce into broad combined peaks as the microtwinning percentage approaches 100% (19). 3 This work for the first time investi- in a nonaqueous environment. The techniques were chosen known to have closely resembling X-ray diffraction patterns to those produced using the methods described to minimize unwanted subsidiary chemical reactions in an attempt to produce as far as possible materials reflecting above (22).…”
Section: Preparationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2 It is now well established that such materials act as defect has been given the name de Wolff disorder (2). host structures for H insertion (3)(4)(5)(6)(7). Although a new in-…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%