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Faulds, Karen
University of Strathclyde
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- 2023Terahertz vibrational modes of sodium magnesium chlorophyllin and chlorophyll in plant leavescitations
- 2016Elucidation of the bonding of a near infrared dye to hollow gold nanospherescitations
- 2011Characterization of condensed phase beryllium species in the presence of aluminium and silicon matrices during electrothermal heating on graphite and tungsten platformscitations
- 2009Functionalized nanoparticles for nucleic acid sequence analysis using optical spectroscopiescitations
- 2004Identification of condensed-phase species on the thermal transformation of alkaline and alkaline earth metal sulphates on a graphite platformcitations
- 2004Characterization of condensed phase species produced during the thermal treatment of metal chlorides on a graphite platform using surface analysis techniquescitations
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Characterization of condensed phase species produced during the thermal treatment of metal chlorides on a graphite platform using surface analysis techniques
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<p>The identification and distribution of condensed phase species produced on a graphite platform at temperatures between 200 and 2000 degreesC was studied using data obtained by scanning electron microscopy (SEM), energy dispersive (ED) X-ray spectrometry and Raman microanalysis. The first general conclusion is that there is no unique path in the thermal transformation of the metal chlorides tested, even for a particular metal chloride. Sodium, potassium and calcium chlorides showed similar vaporization characteristics, evolving mainly as monochlorides, while magnesium, beryllium and aluminium mainly vaporized as free atoms, following transformation caused by hydrolysis. The replacement of chlorine atoms by oxygen occurred at lower temperatures for beryllium and aluminium chlorides than for magnesium chloride. There were some particular areas on the platform surface where other mechanisms, such as hydrolysis of calcium chloride and dissociation of sodium chloride in the condensed phase, seemed occasionally to occur to a minor extent. (C) 2004 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.</p>