1969
DOI: 10.1002/zaac.19693640504
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Zur Darstellung der Europiumchalkogenide EuS, EuSe und EuTe

Abstract: Zur Darstellung phasenreiner Europiumchalkogenid‐Präparate ist Europiumoxalat als Ausgangssubstanz besser geeignet als das bisher benutzte Europiumchlorid. Es werden Arbeitsvorschriften angegeben und die Ergebnisse der chemischen Analysen und Röntgenfeinstrukturuntersuchungen mitgeteilt.

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“…The experimental data of figure 1 are well described by equation (1). According to the wet chemical procedure used to prepare the powder samples measured in this experiment [19] we can be sure that Eu and Sr atoms are distributed statistically. This is an important prerequisite for an interpretation of the experimental coefficients in equation ( 1) in terms of second-order and fourth-order interaction strengths [20].…”
Section: Eu X Sr 1−x Smentioning
confidence: 76%
“…The experimental data of figure 1 are well described by equation (1). According to the wet chemical procedure used to prepare the powder samples measured in this experiment [19] we can be sure that Eu and Sr atoms are distributed statistically. This is an important prerequisite for an interpretation of the experimental coefficients in equation ( 1) in terms of second-order and fourth-order interaction strengths [20].…”
Section: Eu X Sr 1−x Smentioning
confidence: 76%
“…EuS e.g. has been prepared (a) from the elements [1][2][3], (b) from Eu 2 0 3 and CS 2 [4], (c) from Eu-oxalate [5], -citrate [6], -sulfate [7], -sulfite [8], -chloride [9] or oxide [10,11] and H 2 S, (d) from EUSC>4 and C [5]. Such samples exhibit different physical properties like the conductivity [1,10], which are sensitive to small changes in stoichiometry.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%