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Green-coloured pigments with perovskite structure

Thermal, structural and optical properties

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Samples were synthesised by solid-state reaction at high temperatures and characterised by X-ray diffraction analysis, colouristic analysis and particle size analysis. Possible MoO3 evaporation at high temperatures was studied by method of thermal analysis. The most interesting sample is SrO–0.65SnO2–0.05MoO3–0.075Tb4O7 which was prepared by calcination at 1500 °C. This powder is single phase, with cubic structure. Colour of the sample is dark green (L* = 46.37, b* = −9.630 and b* = 10.60).

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    Žaneta Dohnalová, Petr Bělina, Nataliia Gorodylova & Petra Šulcová

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Dohnalová, Ž., Bělina, P., Gorodylova, N. et al. Green-coloured pigments with perovskite structure. J Therm Anal Calorim 125, 1233–1240 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10973-016-5464-0

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