On 07/29/2015 06:01 PM, Ganesh Subramanian wrote:
1. *Using the FOLP card*: The actual cluster size is about 180 atoms
extending upto 18 A in radial distance from the central cobalt atom. But
there are quite a few instances of Hydrogen atoms that are too close. I
tried the FOLP with the recommend
On 07/30/2015 10:49 AM, Bruce Ravel wrote:
1. *Using the FOLP card*: The actual cluster size is about 180 atoms
extending upto 18 A in radial distance from the central cobalt atom. But
there are quite a few instances of Hydrogen atoms that are too close. I
tried the FOLP with the recommendation f
Dear Ie-Rang,
I’m the demeter maintainer on MacPorts, but I admit I am anything but a
MacPorts guru.
I notice that the error you showed is a failure to install gcc49. I don’t know
if that new GCC is compatible with your old version of OS X, but that’s an
issue that’s beyond my expertise. You m
Hello,
First of all, I am still very new to XAS analysis, so please excuse any
misunderstandings I may have.
I have a series of compounds nominally consisting of KxVx[Cr(CN)6] Prussian
blue analogs (where x is ~1) with Cr(III) and presumably V(II) present in
the system. From other evidence, the V
The standard curve using V standard, how are you making the curve? You
probably know from the Wong paper that there are pre edge features for the
vanadium oxide species. We used a very similar method to assign oxidation
states to doped vanadium oxide compounds between 3-5. The method gave us
r
Adora,
On Thu, Jul 30, 2015 at 6:38 PM, Adora Graham
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> First of all, I am still very new to XAS analysis, so please excuse any
> misunderstandings I may have.
>
> I have a series of compounds nominally consisting of KxVx[Cr(CN)6]
> Prussian blue analogs (where x is ~1) with Cr(
Matt,
"It can be challenging to extrapolate from XANES with different ligands,
and Prussian Blue with linear CN ligands might act quite differently from O
ligands. Like, I wouldn't necessarily suspect the VS04 was a particularly
good reference for you, though I could be wrong."
I think this is
