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Journal Article
Published: 01 September 2013
European Journal of Mineralogy (2013) 25 (3): 405–414.
...Lidia G. Dainyak; Viacheslav S. Rusakov; Ivan A. Sukhorukov; Victor A. Drits Abstract Mössbauer spectra of two glauconites, BSH-11 and KUL-1, from the Southern Urals are interpreted by simulation using crystal-chemical modelling and by fitting of quadrupole splitting distribution (QSD). The crystal...
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Journal Article
Published: 01 July 2003
European Journal of Mineralogy (2003) 15 (4): 707–710.
...-70176 Stuttgart 2003 Mössbauer effect, quadrupole splitting distributions, astrophyllite. Astrophyllite, mica-like titanium silicate, is known to have several polymorphic modifications with different symmetries and compositions. Triclinic astrophyllite, K 2 Na(-Fe, Mn, Mg) 7 [Ti 2 (Si 4 O...
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Journal Article
Published: 01 December 1998
American Mineralogist (1998) 83 (11-12_Part_1): 1316–1322.
...Isamu Shinno; Li Zhe Abstract The Mossbauer spectra of arrojadite, (K,Ba)(Na,Ca) 5 (Fe (super 2+) , Mn, Mg) 14 Al(PO 4 ) 12 (OH,F), at 298 and 95 K were investigated for the first time. The spectra at both temperatures were analyzed in terms of their Fe (super 2+) quadrupole splitting distributions...
Journal Article
Published: 01 January 1990
European Journal of Mineralogy (1990) 2 (3): 267–271.
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Experimental quadrupole splitting distributions from Rancourt et al. (1994) of natural annite (dashed line) and natural phlogopite (dotted line) plotted against the left-hand axis, compared with theoretical flattening curves for FeO610− (solid squares), Fe(OH)64− (solid circles) and 7-oct. clusters (solid triangles) taken from Figure 3, and average quadrupole splittings vs. average flattening angles for several biotite samples from Shabani (1999) (open squares), plotted against the right-hand axis.
Published: 01 January 2005
F igure 13. Experimental quadrupole splitting distributions from Rancourt et al. (1994) of natural annite (dashed line) and natural phlogopite (dotted line) plotted against the left-hand axis, compared with theoretical flattening curves for FeO 6 10− (solid squares), Fe(OH) 6 4− (solid
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Representative quadrupole splitting distributions for the Fe3+ generalized site.
Published: 01 November 2004
Fig. 3. Representative quadrupole splitting distributions for the Fe 3+ generalized site.
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End-member quadrupole splitting distributions for the Fe2+ generalized site. A general trend in QSDs is observed from broad distributions (WQSD: 0.912 mm/s) with small 〈QS〉 (2.202 mm/s) and QSpeak (2.305 mm/s) values, shown as dashed lines, to narrow distributions (WQSD: 0.563 mm/s) with large 〈QS〉 (2.416 mm/s) and QSpeak (2.510 mm/s) values, shown as solid lines. Discussion regarding the effect of Zr on the distributions will take place in latter sections. Fig. 4B.End-member RT, thin-limit, thickness-corrected Mössbauer spectra associated with quadrupole splitting distributions as observed in Fig. 4A. Note the variation in the full-width half-maximum (FWHM) of the high-energy absorption peak between MSH15 (FWHM 0.54 mm/s) with broad F2+ distributions, and US5 (FWHM 0.42 mm/s) with narrow Fe2+ distributions.
Published: 01 November 2004
Fig. 4A. End-member quadrupole splitting distributions for the Fe 2+ generalized site. A general trend in QSDs is observed from broad distributions (W QSD : 0.912 mm/s) with small 〈QS〉 (2.202 mm/s) and QS peak (2.305 mm/s) values, shown as dashed lines, to narrow distributions (W QSD : 0.563 mm
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End-member quadrupole splitting distributions for the Fe2+ generalized site. A general trend in QSDs is observed from broad distributions (WQSD: 0.912 mm/s) with small 〈QS〉 (2.202 mm/s) and QSpeak (2.305 mm/s) values, shown as dashed lines, to narrow distributions (WQSD: 0.563 mm/s) with large 〈QS〉 (2.416 mm/s) and QSpeak (2.510 mm/s) values, shown as solid lines. Discussion regarding the effect of Zr on the distributions will take place in latter sections. Fig. 4B.End-member RT, thin-limit, thickness-corrected Mössbauer spectra associated with quadrupole splitting distributions as observed in Fig. 4A. Note the variation in the full-width half-maximum (FWHM) of the high-energy absorption peak between MSH15 (FWHM 0.54 mm/s) with broad F2+ distributions, and US5 (FWHM 0.42 mm/s) with narrow Fe2+ distributions.
Published: 01 November 2004
Fig. 4A. End-member quadrupole splitting distributions for the Fe 2+ generalized site. A general trend in QSDs is observed from broad distributions (W QSD : 0.912 mm/s) with small 〈QS〉 (2.202 mm/s) and QS peak (2.305 mm/s) values, shown as dashed lines, to narrow distributions (W QSD : 0.563 mm
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End-member quadrupole splitting distributions for the Fe2+ generalized site. A general trend in QSDs is observed from broad distributions (WQSD: 0.912 mm/s) with small 〈QS〉 (2.202 mm/s) and QSpeak (2.305 mm/s) values, shown as dashed lines, to narrow distributions (WQSD: 0.563 mm/s) with large 〈QS〉 (2.416 mm/s) and QSpeak (2.510 mm/s) values, shown as solid lines. Discussion regarding the effect of Zr on the distributions will take place in latter sections. Fig. 4B.End-member RT, thin-limit, thickness-corrected Mössbauer spectra associated with quadrupole splitting distributions as observed in Fig. 4A. Note the variation in the full-width half-maximum (FWHM) of the high-energy absorption peak between MSH15 (FWHM 0.54 mm/s) with broad F2+ distributions, and US5 (FWHM 0.42 mm/s) with narrow Fe2+ distributions.
Published: 01 November 2004
Fig. 4A. End-member quadrupole splitting distributions for the Fe 2+ generalized site. A general trend in QSDs is observed from broad distributions (W QSD : 0.912 mm/s) with small 〈QS〉 (2.202 mm/s) and QS peak (2.305 mm/s) values, shown as dashed lines, to narrow distributions (W QSD : 0.563 mm
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Quadrupole splitting distributions for the Fe site in sample HO20, according to models a, d, and e.
Published: 01 April 2003
F igure 5. Quadrupole splitting distributions for the Fe site in sample HO20, according to models a, d, and e.
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Profile of Voigt-based quadrupole-splitting distribution (QSD) for Fe2+.
Published: 01 August 2009
F ig . 1b. Profile of Voigt-based quadrupole-splitting distribution (QSD) for Fe 2+ .
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Published: 01 November 2004
Table 5. Quadrupole splitting distribution parameters for Zr-deficient and Zr-rich astrophyllite-group minerals.
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Quadrupole splitting distribution (QSD) fits to 4 K Mössbauer spectra for samples 38 and 56.
Published: 01 June 2010
F ig . 6. Quadrupole splitting distribution (QSD) fits to 4 K Mössbauer spectra for samples 38 and 56.
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Representative Mössbauer spectra and quadrupole splitting distribution (QSD) fits (solid lines) for Fe in diopside. Isomer shifts are reported relative to metallic Fe. Each spectrum was fit with two Fe2+ components (with δ about 1.1 to 1.2) and up to two Fe3+ components (with δ about 0.3 to 0.4).
Published: 01 July 2002
F igure 6. Representative Mössbauer spectra and quadrupole splitting distribution (QSD) fits (solid lines) for Fe in diopside. Isomer shifts are reported relative to metallic Fe. Each spectrum was fit with two Fe 2+ components (with δ about 1.1 to 1.2) and up to two Fe 3+ components (with δ
Journal Article
Published: 01 November 2004
European Journal of Mineralogy (2004) 16 (6): 989–1002.
...Fig. 3. Representative quadrupole splitting distributions for the Fe 3+ generalized site. ...
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Journal Article
Published: 01 October 2009
European Journal of Mineralogy (2009) 21 (5): 995–1008.
... Mössbauer spectra were analyzed with quasi-continuous model-independent quadrupole splitting distributions (QSDs). The obtained QSDs were interpreted using a crystal-chemical model taking account of the effects of the local structural and chemical heterogeneity of layer silicates. The main parameters...
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Journal Article
Published: 01 October 2005
American Mineralogist (2005) 90 (10): 1540–1555.
... EFG tensor results from all clusters, and using probabilities for the occurrence of each possible cation configuration in a chemically disordered octahedral sheet of a given bulk composition, we simulate averages and distributions of η, principal axis angles, and quadrupole splittings. While the value...
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Journal Article
Published: 01 October 2011
American Mineralogist (2011) 96 (10): 1433–1442.
... Fe 3+ sites, using a Voigt-based quadrupole-splitting distribution method, which are assigned to the M3 (smaller quadrupole splitting) on the one hand and M1 and M2 octahedral sites on the other hand. The Fe 3+ distribution over the M3 and M1,2 sites, calculated from the Mössbauer relative areas...
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Journal Article
Published: 01 April 2010
American Mineralogist (2010) 95 (4): 463–471.
... broad peaks solely from Fe 2+ components in octahedral coordinations. The corresponding quadrupole splitting distribution (QSD) shows two distinct maxima at 1.59 and 2.16 mm/s, which reflect the post-metamictization distributions of Fe 2+ positions up to heating at 773 K. Changes in the Mössbauer...
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Journal: Clay Minerals
Published: 01 March 2008
Clay Minerals (2008) 43 (1): 3–33.
...) quadrupole-splitting distributions (QSD); and (4) a technique that does not assume a particular line shape (subsequently referred to as ‘model-independent’). Values of δ I , 𝛉 M and f were determined using the method of De Grave & Van Alboom (1991) . Results show that multiple doublets are routinely...
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