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RESEARCH PAPER · Solid State Sciences · 2015

Stacking faults in a layered cobalt tellurium phosphate oxochloride

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Stacking faults in a layered cobalt tellurium phosphate oxochlorideOriginalChemInform Abstract: Stacking Faults in a Layered Cobalt Tellurium Phosphate Oxochloride.0Analysis of stacking disorder in ice I using pair distribution functions24Stacking Disorder by Design: Factors Governing the Polytypism of Silver Iodide upon Precipitation and Formation from the Superionic Phase11

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  1. ChemInform Abstract: Stacking Faults in a Layered Cobalt Tellurium Phosphate Oxochloride.

    ChemInform · 2015-03-01

    Iwan Zimmermann, Mats Johnsson

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  2. Analysis of stacking disorder in ice I using pair distribution functions

    Journal of Applied Crystallography · 2018-07-26

    Helen Y. Playford, Thomas Francis Whale, Benjamin John Murray, Matthew G. Tucker, Christoph G. Salzmann

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  3. Stacking Disorder by Design: Factors Governing the Polytypism of Silver Iodide upon Precipitation and Formation from the Superionic Phase

    Crystal Growth & Design · 2019-02-22

    Rachael L. Smith, Martin Vickers, Martin Rosillo‐Lopez, Christoph G. Salzmann

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