Phase evolution of a barium tin 1,2-ethanediolato complex to barium stannate during thermal decomposition

R-Ferrite-type barium cobalt stannate, BaCo2Sn4O11

BaCo(2)Sn(4)O(11) is isotypic with R-ferrite, BaTi(2)Fe(4)O(11). The Co atoms fully occupy trigonal-bipyramidal sites () and are disordered with Sn atoms in octa-hedral sites (.2/m symmetry), as represented in the formula BaCoSn(2)(Co(0.34)Sn(0.66))(4)O(11). Ba atoms are situated in a 12-fold coordinated site ( symmetry).

Barium and Barium Compounds

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Barium and Barium Compounds

The Thermal Evolution of a Barium Ferrite Precursor Obtained by a New Chemical Coprecipitation Method

The evolution during thermal treatment of the precursor obtained by a new method to synthezise barium hexaferrite by chemical coprecipitation is described; the method involves the precipitation froma strongly alkaline ferrate(V1) solution containing barium chloride. Barium hexaferrite may be formed by heating of the original superparamagnetic precursor at temperatures as low as 700QC as shown b...

Galactic chemical evolution of heavy elements: from Barium to Europium

We follow the chemical evolution of the Galaxy for elements from Ba to Eu, using an evolutionary model suitable to reproduce a large set of Galactic (local and non local) and extragalactic constraints. Input stellar yields for neutron-rich nuclei have been separated into their s-process and r-process components. The production of s-process elements in thermally pulsing asymptotic giant branch s...