@charmipatel1234@LatinXChem@JotaniaRajshree Thank you for sharing your interesting work.
How did the precursors react?
Did the precursor react at 80oC?
My work #Inorg50 is also about combustion reaction.
If you are interested in my research, please check it.
@1303robe@LatinXChem I often use the ceramic method, too.
My work of #LatinXChem22 is about the solid-state reaction.
If you have interest, please check my work #Inorg50 .
Thank you very much.
@MijaelMillan@LatinXChem By the way, next to the laboratory I belong to, there is a researcher on rare earth complexes named Professor Yasuchika Hasegawa. Do you know him? I suppose he is one of the great chemists on rare earth complexes. If you have interesting, please check him.
@MijaelMillan@LatinXChem Thank you for the interesting video!!! This research has a lot of potential for application.
I have a question. What are the advantages of this complex for using this material as luminescent materials?
@aenriquez941214@LatinXChem@IMRE_UnivHab@UdeLaHabana@yodalgis@phypaez Thank you for sharing your interesting work. The attached video is also interesting.
I have some questions. Why are some LNMO-P grains larger than other kinds. Is there difference of crystal grow mechanism?