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X-ray diffraction studies of N2up to 43. 9 Gpa

Helmut Olijnyk

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High pressure x-ray diffraction studies at room temperature indicate the δ → ϵ phase transition at 16. 3 GPa. The room temperature isotherm is determined and compared with the results of a Priori calculations.

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High pressure x-ray diffraction studies at room temperature indicate the δ → ϵ phase transition at 16. 3 GPa. The room temperature isotherm is determined and compared with the results of a Priori calculations.

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High pressure x-ray diffraction studies at room temperature indicate the δ → ϵ phase transition at 16. 3 GPa. The room temperature isotherm is determined and compared with the results of a Priori calculations.

Key concepts: Diffraction, X-ray crystallography, Phase transition, Materials science, High pressure, X-ray, Crystallography, Phase (matter)

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