One of the reactions, by which substituted ferrites are formed, (controlled oxidation by nitrates of Fe2+ in the presence of the substituent cations) is examined using the data referring to the precipitation of a family of nickel ferrous ferrites. The precipitation of all the oxides involves two distinctly different pH regimes connected by a very sharp pH transition. The transition occurs for only fractional additions of the oxidizing ions and is a continuons function of the Ni Fetot ratio.
Precipitation of nickel ferrites: Nature of intermediate reaction steps / S. Ardizzone, L. Formaro. - In: MATERIALS CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS. - ISSN 0254-0584. - 19:5(1988), pp. 497-502.
Precipitation of nickel ferrites: Nature of intermediate reaction steps
S. ArdizzonePrimo
;L. FormaroUltimo
1988
Abstract
One of the reactions, by which substituted ferrites are formed, (controlled oxidation by nitrates of Fe2+ in the presence of the substituent cations) is examined using the data referring to the precipitation of a family of nickel ferrous ferrites. The precipitation of all the oxides involves two distinctly different pH regimes connected by a very sharp pH transition. The transition occurs for only fractional additions of the oxidizing ions and is a continuons function of the Ni Fetot ratio.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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