Uranyl phosphates and associated minerals in the Koprubasi (Manisa) uranium deposit, Turkey
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DOI: 10.1016/j.oregeorev.2017.01.001
Abstract: Abstract The Koprubasi uranium deposit is the largest known uranium deposits in Turkey. Uranium mineralization is hosted in Neogene fluvial sediments that consist of predominantly sandstone and conglomerate interlayered with siltstone, claystone and mudstone. Sediments… read more here.
Keywords: associated minerals; sedimentary rocks; uranium deposit; uranyl phosphates ... See more keywords
Observation of an Unusual Uranyl Cation-Cation Interaction in the Strongly Fluorescent Layered Uranyl Phosphates Rb6[(UO2)7O4(PO4)4] and Cs6[(UO2)7O4(PO4)4].
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DOI: 10.1021/acs.inorgchem.8b00302
Abstract: Single crystals of two new uranyl phosphates, A6[(UO2)7O4(PO4)4] (A = Cs, Rb), featuring cation-cation interactions (CCIs) rarely observed in uranium(VI) compounds were synthesized by molten flux methods. This structure crystallizes in the triclinic space group… read more here.
Keywords: cation cation; 7o4 po4; uo2 7o4; uranyl phosphates ... See more keywords