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Compounds of the Structural Type of Calcium Titanate

H. P. Rooksby
- 01 Apr 1945 - 
- Vol. 155, Iss: 3938, pp 484-484
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In this paper, it was shown that the structure of nickel oxide is not strictly cubic, but only pseudo-cubic, and that some of the X-ray reflexions can be explained by a small distortion of the cubic lattice along an octahedral axis.
Abstract
IN a previous communication1, it was recorded that precision X-ray powder methods with a large-diameter camera show that the structure of nickel oxide is not strictly cubic, but only pseudo-cubic. Splitting of some of the X-ray reflexions into more than one component is explained if a small distortion of the cubic lattice along an octahedral axis is assumed, so that the true symmetry is rhombohedral hexagonal.

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Structure of Nickel Oxide

TL;DR: The detection of extra reflexions in powder photographs of graphite has led to the description of a second crystalline form as discussed by the authors, which apparently co-exists with the structure established by Bernal.
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