[65Lor], [68Jul] and [73Jul] agreed on the existence of a ternary selenide which had the Th3P4-type of structure (cI28) and a small region of homogeneity deriving from the binary compound Ce2Se3 by a substitutional mode, according to the crystal chemical formula: Ce5+xAg1-3x⃞2xSe8, 1/3 > x > 0.24 (Table 1). Samples were prepared by heating compacted powder mixtures of Ag2Se and Ce2Se3 in sealed silica capsules at temperatures above 1000°C [68Jul]. A different method starting from oxalates, involving calcination at 900°C, and reaction under H2Se at 1200°C in graphite crucibles is described by [65Lor...
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