6. Solid-state reactions
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The following example focuses on the thermal diffusion mechanisms of trivalent metal ions in a solid matrix, hydroxyapatite. Trivalent europium has been studied here as an analog of americium (III). The apatite used in this study has a monoclinic structure (a = b = 9.46 Å, c = 6.88 Å) and its exact formulation is : Ca9.1Na0.50(PO4)4.7(HPO4)1,3(OH)22 · 9 H2O One of the main features of this type of solid is, on the one hand, the existence of distinct cationic sites Ca1 and Ca2 arranged hexagonally around the c-axis and, on the other...
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Solid-state reactions