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The valence of cerium in synthetic and natural cerium aluminates and silicates. Part 1. Compounds of the perovskite group

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    We synthesized solid solutions in the systems CeAlO3-LaAlO3 and CeAlO3-SmAlO3.

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    We have studied the effect of the gaseous medium and temperature on the stability of solid solutions (x CeAlO3, y LnAlO3), where Ln-La, Sm.

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    In the synthetic mineral ceralite cerium is in the trivalent state in a compound CeAlO3 of the perovskite type.

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    A. I. Leonov

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Leonov, A.I. The valence of cerium in synthetic and natural cerium aluminates and silicates. Part 1. Compounds of the perovskite group. Russ Chem Bull 12, 5–9 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00846940

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