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Catalytic precursors: (Fe, Mn)
3
O
4
and γ-(Fe, Mn)
2
O
3
G. R. Hearne
, H. Pollak
University of the Witwatersrand
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3
O
4
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2
O
3
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Chemistry
Manganese Oxide
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Manganese
50%
Relaxation
50%
Collective Excitation
50%
Fischer-Tropsch Synthesis
50%
Coprecipitation
50%
Iron Oxide
50%
X-Ray Diffraction
50%
X-Ray Fluorescence Spectroscopy
50%
Bioinorganic Synthesis
50%
Keyphrases
Defect Spinel
100%
Magnetization Vector
66%
Relaxation Behavior
33%
Gravity Measurements
33%
Manganese Oxide Catalyst
33%
Measurement Effects
33%
Short-chain Hydrocarbon
33%
Crystallographic Parameters
33%
Superparamagnetic Relaxation
33%
Material Science
Manganese Oxide
100%
X-Ray Diffraction
50%
Manganese
50%
Iron Oxide
50%
Coprecipitation
50%
X-Ray Fluorescence Spectroscopy
50%
Chemical Engineering
Manganese Oxide
100%
Coprecipitation
50%
Fischer-Tropsch Synthesis
50%
Iron Oxide
50%
Engineering
Defects
100%
Coprecipitation
33%
Fischer-Tropsch Synthesis
33%
Hydrocarbon Chain
33%