DC magnetic susceptibility of CeCoGe 2.36Si 0.64 under high pressure
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We report electrical resistance measurements under hydrostatic (up to 0.9 GPa) and quasi-hydrostatic pressure (beyond 1 GPa) in the ferromagnetic (FM) CePd2Al2Ga Kondo-lattice compound. From the analysis of the electrical resistance data we obtained the ma ...
Raman spectra of Mg2GeO4-olivine were obtained from ambient pressure up to 34 GPa at ambient temperature. Under quasi-hydrostatic pressure conditions, the following modifications in the Raman spectra occur as pressure increases: 1) near 11 GPa, two sharp e ...
Raman spectra of Y2O3 single crystal were recorded at room temperature in a diamond anvil cell up to a pressure of 22 GPa. Two phase transitions were detected at pressures of 12 and 19 GPa. The different phases were identified with the three structures exh ...
High-pressure scanning tunneling microscopy was used to study the room-temperature adsorption of CO on a Pt(111) single-crystal surface in equilibrium with the gas phase. The coverage was found to vary continuously, and over the entire range from 10(-6)-76 ...
The sepn. was demonstrated by studying the IR multiphoton dissocn. of CF2DCl [1495-14-3] and CF2HCl/CF2DCl mixts. It is shown how the parameters which control the IR photochem. of CF2DCl such as the temp. and the pressure, as well as the wavelength, the en ...
The laser flash photolysis of I was studied over a wide pressure range in several bath gases. At low pressures the obsd. quantum yield for photolysis at 6943 .ANG. is independent of the gas d., whereas at higher pressures the quantum yield decreases with i ...
