Structure of Ce2RhIn8: an example of complementary use of high-resolution neutron powder diffraction and reciprocal-space mapping to study complex materials

Moshopoulou, E.G.; Ibberson, R.M.; Sarrao, J.L.; Thompson, J.D.; Fisk, Z.

doi:10.1107/S0108768106003314

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Figure 9
Observed (crosses), calculated (green line) and difference (pink line) neutron powder diffraction profile. The yellow and black vertical tick marks represent the calculated peak positions of the majority Ce_1.88 (6)Rh_0.97 (3)In₈ phase and for the minority Ce_1.80 (11)Rh_0.98 (7)In₈ phase, respectively. The red, blue and green vertical tick marks represent the calculated peak positions of the impurity phases Rh, CeIn₃ and In, respectively. Some impurity peaks are quite strong, for example, the 111 reflection of the Rh impurity at d = 2.081 Å.

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ISSN: 2052-5206

Volume 62| Part 2| March 2006| Pages 173-189

doi:10.1107/S0108768106003314

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