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The Conditions and Results of Ferrite Based on Multicomponent Crystal Formation in High Entropic Oxide Systems

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High-entropic magneto-plum-bite structured crystal phases were theoretically calculated and then prepared by solid state synthesis. The compositions and formation conditions for by-product, such as spinel structured multicomponent crystals, that had not been previously described in literature, were analyzed. The list of elements which can be the main components of such phases was defined. Important conclusions about the conditions for growing high-entropy crystals from melts were made. Particularly, it was shown that the obligatoriness for additional oxidation of the melt should be taken into account (relative to the level that the composition of the melt itself and the process atmosphere can provide).

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 299)

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Denis Vinnik*, Evgeny A. Trofimov, Vladimir E. Zhivulin

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Composition, High-Entropic Crystals with Spinel Structure, High-Entropy Single Crystals Growth Conditions, Temperature Effect

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