-
fraction for
basic science studies.
Alloys are
usually classified as
substitutional or
interstitial alloys,
depending on the
atomic arrangement that forms...
- paramagnetic,
substitutionally inert.
Includes Cr2+, Mn3+. d5
Octahedral high-spin: 5
unpaired electrons, paramagnetic,
substitutionally labile. Includes...
- electrons, paramagnetic,
substitutionally labile.
Octahedral low-spin: 2
unpaired electrons, paramagnetic,
substitutionally inert. d5
Octahedral high-spin:...
- site.
These types of
substitutional defects are
often referred to as off-center ions.
There are two
different types of
substitutional defects: Isovalent...
- of rules; one
refers to
substitutional solid solutions, and the
other refers to
interstitial solid solutions. For
substitutional solid solutions, the Hume-Rothery...
-
Substitutional fuels are
fuels that can replace,
either partially or completely,
conventional fuels. It
includes biodiesel, biogas, alcohol, myco-diesel...
- I.; Spear, W. E. (1977). "Hall
effect and
impurity conduction in
substitutionally doped amorphous silicon".
Philosophical Magazine. 35 (5): 1173–1187...
- to the
nature of
crystallographic defects present.
Trace impurities substitutionally replacing carbon atoms in a diamond's
crystal structure, and in some...
- the
actual world. She also
suggests that for some uses an
alternative substitutional semantics is warranted. She
provides arguments against possibilia. See...
-
generally 2⁄3
copper and 1⁄3 zinc. In use
since prehistoric times, it is a
substitutional alloy:
atoms of the two
constituents may
replace each
other within the...
