Soft Chemistry Synthesis of Complex Oxides Using Protonic Form of Titanates HLnTiO4 (Ln=La, Nd)

Liliya Abdulaeva; Oleg Silyukov; Irina Zvereva; Yu. Petrov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.194.213

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Soft Chemistry Synthesis of Complex Oxides Using Protonic Form of Titanates HLnTiO₄ (Ln=La, Nd)

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In the present work protonic forms of layered n=1 Ruddlesden-Popper oxides HLnTiO₄ (Ln=La, Nd) were used as starting point for synthesis of three series of the perovskite-like compounds. Characterization by SEM, powder XRD and TGA has been performed for the determination of the structure and composition of synthesized oxides.

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Liliya Abdulaeva, Oleg Silyukov, Irina Zvereva, Yu. Petrov

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