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Transition-metal Dion-Jacobson layered perovskites, M0. 5LaNb2O7

Viciu et al., 2004

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7399128316565332767
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Viciu L
Liziard N
Golub V
Kodenkandath T
Wiley J
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Materials research bulletin

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Transition-metal layered perovskites were synthesized by topotactic methods. Compounds of the approximate formula M0. 5LaNb2O7 (M= Fe, Ni) were obtained directly by ion exchange between RbLaNb2O7 and MBr2 at low temperature (350° C). Cu0. 5LaNb2O7 …
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