Structural characterization of temperature- and pressure-induced inversenormal spinel transformation in magnetite
Authors:
- G. Kh. RozenbergGRG. Kh. Rozenberg
- Y. AmielYAY. Amiel
- W. M. XuWXW. M. Xu
- M. P. PasternakMPM. P. Pasternak
- R. JeanlozRJR. Jeanloz
- M. HanflandMHM. Hanfland
- R. D. TaylorRTR. D. Taylor
- 11 January 2007
- journal article
- Published by American Physical Society (APS) in Physical Review B
- Vol. 75 (2)
Abstract
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