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Chapter III: Sediment budget analysis,ent advent of the Raman microprobe spectrometer it was not possible to localize the analysis volume to a dimension commensurate with the grain size typical of ceramic microstructures. This has proved to be an unfortunate limitation since many of the phases common to ceramic materials are strongly Ra

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Chapter I: Coastal zone management,r example, disorder in an antiferromagnetic material. For a ternary such as Ca:NiO the cation composition, .. Ca/Ni ratio, and oxygen nonstoichiometry must be defined. The presence of undesirable second phases should not be ignored; knowledge of such is critical. These phase equilibria are controlle

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Lecture Notes in Earth Scienceselopment of instrumentation and techniques. Second, the usefulness of AEM for the characterization of ceramic materials will be demonstrated through discussion of specific applications. Details of the design and use of instrumentation, specific sample preparation requirements and interpretation of d

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Chapter III: Sediment budget analysis,ceramic materials almost invariably also contain significant quantities of impurity elements such as Na, K, and Ca. A considerable amount of research effort has been devoted to locating both the impurities and the additives since these are often present in concentrations exceeding the solubility lim

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