Aplicacoes Do Metodo de Rietveld-07

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Roberto R. de Avillez 2004 1 Método de Rietveld-Quantitativo tempo V M Z m S p p p p p . . p kp kp i * kp kp k kp p p bi ci A . P ) 2 2 ( F . F . L s y y θ θ Φ + = Intensidade Calculada de um material contendo muitas fases: Howard e Hill, Howard e Bish. Fator de Escala é proporcional à massa de cada fase e ao tempo Roberto R. de Avillez 2004 2 CeO 2 + ZrO 2 Sonia Letichevsky, Marco A. Fraga, Lucia G. Appel e M. Isabel Pais da Silva Coprecipitation of mixed oxides and solid solutions from Ce(NO 3 ) 3 e (NH 4 ) 2 Ce(NO 3 ) 6 XDR: CuKα, 40kV, 30mA, graphite monochromator, Bragg-Brentano geometry.

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  • Roberto R. de Avillez 2004 1

    Mtodo de Rietveld-Quantitativo

    tempoVMZ

    mS

    ppp

    pp ..

    pkpkpi*kpkp

    kkp

    ppbici A.P)22(F.F.Lsyy +=

    Intensidade Calculada de um material contendo muitas fases:Howard e Hill, Howard e Bish.

    Fator de Escala proporcional massa

    de cada fase e ao tempo

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    CeO2 + ZrO2

    Sonia Letichevsky, Marco A. Fraga, Lucia G. Appel e M. Isabel Pais da Silva

    Coprecipitation of mixed oxides and solid solutions from Ce(NO3)3 e (NH4)2Ce(NO3)6

    XDR: CuK, 40kV, 30mA, graphite monochromator, Bragg-Brentano geometry.

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    CeO2+ZrO2+MgO* (internal standard)

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    CeO2*+ZrO2+MgO*

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    CeO2*(cs)+ZrO2+MgO*

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    CeO2*(cs)+ZrO2*(cs)+MgO*

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    CeO2*(cs)+ZrO2*(cs)+MgO*

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    Results: CeO2+ZrO2

    Rwp= 31,30

    25,5

    74,5

    %Mass

    GOF= 1,10Rexp= 28,46Absorption= 499,9

    6,15,259ZrO2

    15,15,412CeO2

    Crystallite size (nm)

    Lattice Parameter (Angstron)

    Phase

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    (Ce,Zr)O2 + MgO

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    Resultados do Ajuste: (Ce,Zr)O2

    GOF= 1,10Rwp= 30,49Rexp= 27,59Absoro= 498,7

    -0-ZrO2

    6,81005,349(Ce,Zr)O2

    Tamanho do Cristalito

    (nm)

    %MassaParmetro da rede

    cristalina (Angstron)

    Fase

    Ce sublattice occupation: 0,74 Ce + 0,26 Zr

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    Quantitative analysis of amorphous phase

    Rafael Cardoso, Maria Cecilia de S. Nobrega

    Porcelains for dental prostheses

    XDR: CuK, 40 kV, 30 mA, graphite monochromator

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    Rietveld Method-Internal standard

    mmm ps =+

    1=+ ca ww

    ( )( )pp

    cc

    s

    pc ZMVS

    ZMVSmm

    w =

    Sample with amorphous + crystalline materials

    Initial mass of the sample: ms

    Internal standard mass, mp

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    Dental porcelain

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    Quantitative analysis of leucite and amorphous

    (73,7)0,1445Original sample

    (amorphous)

    26,340,95LeuciteK2O.Al2O3.4SiO2

    59,050,0263Al2O3

    %mass, in the original sample

    %mass, determined

    by XDR

    Mass, gPhase

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    Lattice parameter changes of Zeolites

    Bojan Marinkovic, Paula M. Jardim, Fernando C. Rizzo Assuno, Alvaro Saavedra, Lam Y. Lau, Michael Knapp e Carsten Bhtz.

    The influence of the temperature on the crystal lattice of ZSM-5 zeolite.

    DRX: Luz Sincrotron, HAZYLAB, = 0.9088 A, Debye-Scherrer.

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    Zeolite Structure

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    c

    a

    b

    Estrutura cristalina da ZSM-5

    ZSM-5 Crystalline Structure

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    ZSM-5 Results

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    4.4 4.6 4.8 5.0 5.2 5.4 5.610000

    20000

    30000

    40000

    50000

    Cou

    nts

    2

    ZSM-5

    40oC 80oC 120oC 160oC 320oC

    13.0 13.2 13.4 13.6 13.8 14.0 14.2 14.4 14.6 14.8 15.010000

    20000

    Cou

    nts

    2

    ZSM-5

    40oC 80oC 120oC 160oC 320oC

    1 23

    45

    6

    ZSM-5: XRD as a function of the temperature

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    Negative thermal expansion

    0 200 400 600 800 10005260

    5280

    5300

    5320

    5340

    5360

    5380

    5400

    aps o resfriamento

    volu

    me

    da c

    lul

    a un

    itria

    (A3 )

    Temperatura (oC)

    Unit cell volume as a function of temperature

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    Crystallite size distribution

    Bojan Marinkovic, Alvaro Saavedra, Fernando C. Rizzo Assuno

    Crystallite size distribution in a mixture of Bohemite, prepared by CENPES-PETROBRAS.

    Materials Research-Revista Ibero Americana de Materiais, So Carlos, 4, 1-6 (2001).

    XDR: CuK, graphite monochromator, Bragg-Brentano geometry

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    Warren-Averbach method

    Advantages Separation of the contributions from the

    crystallite size and deformation (distortion) Determination of the crystallite size

    distribution Difficulties

    Decomposition of the peak in Fourier series Requires the deconvolution of the equipment

    and sample effects Requires a standard sample

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    Results for the Crystallite Size Distributions

    Warren-Averbach Balzar Enzo et al.Sample Dv Ds 1/2 Dv Ds 1/2 Dv Ds 1/2 80 53 43 0.0011 61 63 0.0165 61 51 0.0018 200 143 103 0.0005 242 125 0.0017 245 125 0.0002Mixture 106 64 0.0008 129 64 0.0035 128 78 0.0005

    Mixture is a 50 w% of each nominal sample.Crystalite sizes are in ngstrons.

    1/2 is calculated at Dv/2.

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    Geometria associada ao feixe de Raios-X

    Colimador de Raios-X