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Thermal Analysis of the Equilibrium Phases in the System Ho2O3−SeO2−H2O

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The selenites of holmium have been used as initial substances to obtain the respective selenides which have valuable semiconductive properties. Similarly to tellurites of rare-earth elements they can find an application as materials for making lasers as well. Concerning the various usages of the selenites of lanthanides lately (holmium in particular), obtaining and study of the selenites of holmium prove to be a question of present interest.

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  1. Assen Zlatarov University, Bourgas, 8010, Bulgaria

    G. G. Gospodinov

  2. Technological College, Razgrad, 7200, Bulgaria

    M. G. Stancheva

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Gospodinov, G.G., Stancheva, M.G. Thermal Analysis of the Equilibrium Phases in the System Ho2O3−SeO2−H2O. Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry 67, 643–648 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1014356805503

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