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First identification of the tridymite form of AlPO4 in municipal sewage sludge ash

  • B. Peplinski , C. Adam , H. Reuther , C. Vogel , B. Adamczyk , M. Menzel , F. Emmerling and F.-G. Simon

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. PREFACE VII
  3. Editorial Notes IX
  4. European Powder Diffraction Conference Award for Young Scientists XI
  5. European Powder Diffraction Conference Award for Distinguished Powder Diffractionists XIII
  6. Table of Contents XV
  7. I. METHOD DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION
  8. I.1 Determination of Crystal Structure
  9. Complementarities between precession electron and X-ray powder diffraction 1
  10. Differential Pair Distribution Function applied to Ce1-xGdxO2-x/2 system 15
  11. I.2 Qualitative and Quantitative Phase Analysis
  12. A suitable method for quantitative phase analysis of samples with high amorphous content 23
  13. UMo/Al nuclear fuel quantitative analysis via high energy X-ray diffraction 29
  14. I.3 Microstructure and Line Broadening Analysis
  15. Microstrain in nanocrystalline samples from atomistic simulation 37
  16. Simulating the temperature effect in a powder diffraction pattern with molecular dynamics 43
  17. A new combined approach to investigate stacking faults in lamellar compounds 49
  18. Factors affecting diffraction broadening analysis 55
  19. Crystallite size evolution in hydrothermal formation of kaolinite 63
  20. Particle statistics in synchrotron powder diffractometry 69
  21. High energy milling of Cu2O powders 75
  22. Defects in nanocrystalline ceria xerogel 81
  23. Determination of crystallite size distribution histogram in nanocrystalline anatase powders by XRD 87
  24. Crystal growth mechanism of kaolinites deduced from crystallite size distribution 93
  25. Diffraction peak broadening of energetic materials 99
  26. Calculation of a line profile for the diffractometer with a primary monochromator 105
  27. I.4 Texture
  28. Characterization of weakly deformed limestone from Chotec, Bohemia by neutron transmission 113
  29. Multiple scattering from textured polycrystals 119
  30. II. INSTRUMENTAL
  31. Powgen: A third-generation highresolution high-throughput powder diffraction instrument at the Spallation Neutron Source 127
  32. Technical concept of the materials science beamline at ALBA 137
  33. Instrumental calibration of laboratory X-ray powder diffractometers 143
  34. New anti-air-scatter screen for powder XRD with linear position sensitive detectors 149
  35. In-situ XRPD of hydrating cement with lab instrument: reflection vs. transmission measurements 155
  36. In-house characterization of protein powder 163
  37. Multiple reflections accompanying allowed and forbidden single reflections in bent Si-crystals 169
  38. 2θ-scanning 2D-area detector for high quality powder data collection using synchrotron radiation 175
  39. III. SOFTWARE
  40. Adaption of a Rietveld code towards clay structure description 183
  41. Real-space powder diffraction computing on clusters of Graphics Processing Units 189
  42. Evaluation of algorithms and weighting methods for MEM analysis from powder diffraction data 195
  43. YAYLA, a program for handling area detector data of glasses 201
  44. IV. MATERIALS
  45. IV.1 Thin Layers
  46. HTXRD study of atomic layer deposited noble metal thin films heat treated in oxygen 209
  47. XRD real structure characterization of sputtered Au films different in thickness 215
  48. Liquid-phase self-terminated growth of MOF thin films: An X-ray diffraction study 221
  49. IV.2 Nanocrystalline and Amorphous Materials
  50. X-ray study of structure of the TiO2 nanotubes and nanowires 229
  51. Core-Shell structure of nanocrystalline AlN in real and reciprocal spaces 235
  52. Compression and thermal expansion of nanocrystalline TiN 241
  53. Diffraction analysis of grain growth in nanocrystalline Ni-W powders prepared by mechanical milling 247
  54. Orientational degeneracy of antiferromagnetic exchange striction in anisotropic ultrafine NiO nanocrystals 253
  55. IV.3 Metals and Alloys
  56. IV.3.1 General
  57. X-ray diffraction analysis of phases in weldments of super duplex stainless steels 261
  58. X-ray studies of martensitic transformation in Fe-Ni alloys rapidly quenched from the melt 267
  59. γ-α-γ-martensitic transitions influence on the martensite decomposition of quenched steel 273
  60. IV.3.2 Microstructure, Stress and Texture
  61. Strain relaxation and grain growth in 316LVM stainless steel annealed under pressure 281
  62. Influence of elastic stress on stainless steel corrosion 287
  63. X-ray diffraction investigations on gas nitrided nickel and cobalt 293
  64. Study of the ordering kinetics in Au4V alloy 299
  65. IV.4 Minerals and Inorganics
  66. IV.4.1 Structural Changes, In-situ and Non- Ambient Investigations
  67. Structural characterisation of lanthanum manganese perovskite catalysts by in-situ X-ray powder diffraction 307
  68. Structural aspects of oxygen stoichiometry in SrCo0.6−xFe0.2NbxO3−z perovskites 313
  69. Phase diagram of the PrAlO3-GdAlO3 system 319
  70. High-temperature XRD investigation of spinel Mn1.5Al1.5O4 decomposition 325
  71. Influence of Al ions on the reduction of Co3-xAlxO4: in situ XRD investigation 331
  72. Cs2CuSi5O12 phase transition? 337
  73. Hydrotalcite-like materials under high pressure 343
  74. “C2AH8“ – 2CaO·Al2O3·(8±n)H2O – main hydration products of CAC 349
  75. Low temperature structural studies of zinc substituted copper ferrite using synchrotron X-ray powder diffraction 355
  76. Phase transformation on mixed yttrium/sodium-MOFs, X-ray thermodiffractometry and structural modeling 361
  77. Structural changes during the oxidation of micrometer-sized Al particles up to 1523 K in air 367
  78. Evolution of CuInSe2 lattice parameters in a broad temperature range 373
  79. IV.4.2 Determination of Crystal Structure; Structure Refinement
  80. Polymorphism of NaYF4: Yb3+, Er3+ up-conversion luminescence materials 381
  81. XRD investigation of selective exchange process for di-octahedral smectite: Case of solution saturated by Cu2+ and Co2+ cation 389
  82. Synthesis of cation substituted A2B2O5 perovskites with crystallographic shear planes 397
  83. New lanthanide phosphonates structures obtained using XRPD data 403
  84. Structural formula determination of 2:1 Tunisian clay using XRD investigation 409
  85. IV.4.3 Determination of Magnetic Structure, Magnetic Materials
  86. Neutron diffraction and magnetic proper- ties of GaFe1-xMnxO3 with x= 0.05 and 0.10 417
  87. IV.4.4 Microstructure, Phase Analysis
  88. Influence of quartz particle size of triaxial compositions on mullite formation in the obtained porcelains 425
  89. Defect crystal structure of TiO(OH)2 and related lithium salt Li2TiO3 431
  90. Quantification of Ammonium Sulphate Nitrate (ASN) fertilizers 437
  91. First identification of the tridymite form of AlPO4 in municipal sewage sludge ash 443
  92. Combined study of phase relations by X-ray diffractometry/Rietveld & EPMA in the system MnOx-Al2O3-SiO2-MgO 449
  93. XRPD study of phase transformations accompanied with grain growth in the alumina-zirconia system 455
  94. X-ray diffraction microstructural analysis in pyrites of peats from Moncófar marsh (Castellón, Spain) 461
  95. XRD and MAS-NMR investigation of synthesized zeolite from 2:1 Tunisian clays: Effect of concentration of NaOH solution on the final product nature 467
  96. IV.5 Organic Materials
  97. Polymer structure database and protein-polymer interactions 475
  98. Phase transitions of FOX-7 investigated by temperature resolved X-ray diffraction 481
  99. Semifluorinated PMMA / PSFMA diblock copolymers with multiple phase separation 487
  100. Author Index XXV
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