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  1. Thermophysical properties of H2O and D2O ice Ih with contributions from proton disorder, quenching, relaxation, and extended defects: A model case for solids with quenching and relaxation
  2. Coherent thermodynamic model for ice Ih—A model case for complex behavior
  3. Coherent thermodynamic model for solid, liquid and gas phases of elements and simple compounds in wide ranges of pressure and temperature
  4. Gérard Demazeau, 07.06.1943–03.11.2017
  5. Equations of State for Solids Under Strong Compression with Fingerprints for Electronic Anomalies
  6. Structures of the elements – crystallography and art
  7. Equations of State for Solids over Wide Ranges of Pressure and Temperature
  8. Equations of state for Cu, Ag, and Au and problems with shock wave reduced isotherms
  9. Equation of state for diamond in wide ranges of pressure and temperature
  10. Refined equations of state for Cu, Ag, and Au in the sub-TPa region
  11. Equation of state for solids with mean-field anharmonicity
  12. Effects of intrinsic anharmonicity in the Mie–Grüneisen equation of state and higher order corrections
  13. Progress in the realization of a practical pressure scale for the range 1–300 GPa
  14. High-pressure luminescence study ofEu3+in lithium borate glass
  15. Equations of state for wide ranges in pressure and temperature
  16. Equations of State and Thermophysical Properties of Solids Under Pressure
  17. X-Ray Diffraction Studies on LnCo2 (Ln: Pr, Nd, Sm, Tb) Laves Phases under Pressure.
  18. Equations of state and thermodynamic properties of rare-gas solids under pressure calculated using a self-consistent statistical method
  19. Refinement of the ruby luminescence pressure scale
  20. Comment on “Energy and pressure versus volume: Equations of state motivated by the stabilized jellium model”
  21. Anharmonicity in the equations of state of Cu, Ag, and Au and related uncertainties in the realization of a practical pressure scale
  22. High-pressure studies on configuration interactions ofPr3+in different hosts
  23. Equations of State for Regular Solids
  24. High Temperature-High Pressure Structural Studies of Cerium
  25. Perspectives in crystallography with extreme conditions of pressure and temperature
  26. Phase transitions under high pressure in binary Sn alloys (with In, Hg and Ga)
  27. Crystal structures of binary alloys between La, Ce and Pr under pressure
  28. Equations of State for High Pressure Phases.
  29. Effect of pressure on free-ion and crystal-field parameters ofPr3+inLOCl(L=La, Pr, Gd)
  30. High pressure phase diagrams of binary lanthanide alloys between La, Ce and Pr
  31. New constraints on gruneisen parameters applications to equations of state for pressure markers
  32. High-pressure fluorescence study of Sm3+:lithium fluoroborate glass
  33. A synchrotron study of high-pressure transformations in TiH0·74
  34. Phase transitions of a simple hexagonalIn0.2Sn0.8alloy under high pressure
  35. ChemInform Abstract: Nucleation of Cubic Boron Nitride in the BN—MgB2 System
  36. On Nucleation of Cubic Boron Nitride in the BN−MgB2 System
  37. ChemInform Abstract: Refined Phase Diagram of Boron Nitride.
  38. Evasive ice X and heavy fermion ice XII: facts and fiction about high-pressure ices
  39. Refined Phase Diagram of Boron Nitride
  40. Structural transformations in a simple-hexagonal Hg-Sn alloy under pressure
  41. Equations of state for solids under strong compression
  42. Crystal structure of InBi under pressure up to 75 GPa
  43. High-Pressure Techniques in Chemistry and Physics:  A Practical Approach. Edited by Wilfried B. Holzapfel (University of Paderborn) and Neil S. Isaacs (University of Reading). Oxford University Press:  New York. 1997. vii + 388 pp. ISBN 0-19-855811-2.
  44. Effect of pressure on the atomic volume of Ga and Tl up to 68 GPa
  45. Characterization of the fcc-distorted fcc-structural transition in lanthanum in an extended pressure and temperature range
  46. Refinement of the P-T phase diagram of barium
  47. Evidence for the occurrence of a prototype structure in Sc under pressure
  48. Structural investigations of the amorphous alloyAl30Ge70under high pressure
  49. Effect of pressure on the superconductingTcof lanthanum
  50. Structural study on the high-pressure phase strontium III
  51. Effect of pressure on the atomic volume of Zn, Cd, and Hg up to 75 GPa
  52. Physics of solids under strong compression
  53. Equation-of-state behavior for different phases of lead under strong compression
  54. Determination of local distortions around Sm2+in CaFCl from fluorescence studies under pressure
  55. High-pressure structural studies of MOH layered compounds (M=Na, K, Rb, Cs)
  56. Crystal fields ofU3+:LaCl3under pressure
  57. Effect of pressure on energy levels ofSm2+in BaFCl and SrFCl
  58. Structural systematics of 4f and 5f elements under pressure
  59. Symmetry change at the fcc–distorted-fcc phase transition of lanthanides under pressure
  60. High-pressure Raman and FTIR studies of solid potassium, rubidium and caesium hydroxides
  61. High-pressure x-ray diffraction on potassium and rubidium up to 50 GPa
  62. Intermediate 4fbonding structure for samarium under pressure
  63. Approximate equations of state for solids from limited data sets
  64. Characterization of the new luminescence pressure sensor SrFCl:Sm2+
  65. Irregularities of ytterbium under high pressure
  66. Phase diagram for mercury up to 67 GPa and 500 K
  67. Analysis of correlation effects in the crystal-field splitting ofNd3+:LaCl3under pressure
  68. Energy levels ofNd3+andPr3+inRCl3under pressure
  69. Effect of pressure on atomic volume and crystal structure of indium to 67 GPa
  70. Systematics and anomalies in the equations of states for the lanthanide and actinide elements
  71. Novel reentrant high pressure phase transtion in lanthanum
  72. Thorium under strong compression—a test case for the evaluation of EOS data by different forms and procedures
  73. Chapter 113 High-pressure studies — Structural aspects
  74. Raman and FTIR study of NaOH and NaOD under pressure
  75. Structural phase transitions and equations of state for selenium under pressures to 129 GPa
  76. Pressure dependence of Raman-active phonons of CaBr2
  77. Rietveld analysis for energy dispersive x-ray diffraction under high pressure with synchrotron radiation
  78. Equations of state for strong compression
  79. Progress in pressure measurements with luminescence sensors
  80. Equations of State for Ideal and Real Solids Under Strong Compression
  81. Pressure-volume relations for Zn, Cd, Ga, In and TI at room temperature to 30 GPa and above
  82. Effect of pressure on raman spectra of solid DCl
  83. The effect of pressure on ftir spectra of ammonium halides
  84. Effect of pressure on fluorescence of Nd3 in LaCl3
  85. Effect of pressure on structure and fluorescence of SrFCL: Sm2
  86. Discussion of the generalized phase diagram for ‘regular’ lanthanides under pressure (Abstract)
  87. Effect of pressure on fluorescence of Nd3+in LaCl3
  88. Energy - dispersive X - ray diffraction of the ammonium - halides under pressure
  89. Kinetics and systematics of structural phase transitions in the regular lanthanide metals under pressure
  90. Effect of pressure on structure and fluorescence of SrFCL: Sm2+
  91. Effect of pressure and crystal structure on energy levels ofPr3+inLaCl3
  92. Structural phase transitions and equations of state for selenium under pressure
  93. A new structure of mercury under pressure
  94. High-pressure structural phase transitions in tellurium
  95. Phase Transitions in Silicon-Germanium Alloys under Pressure
  96. The effect of pressure on FIR spectra of solid chlorine
  97. Systematics of f electron delocalization in lanthanide and actinide elements under pressure
  98. Effect of pressure of Raman spectra of solid ICl and IBr
  99. Another step toward an international practical pressure scale
  100. High pressure X-ray diffraction study on the structural phase transitions in PbS, PbSe and PbTe with synchrotron radiation
  101. Kinetics of the dhcp-fcc phase transformation in La under pressure
  102. Effect of high pressure on the Raman spectra of ice VIII and evidence for ice X
  103. High-pressure structural phase transition in Mg
  104. EFFECT OF PRESSURE ON RAMAN-SPECTRA OF SOLID HCl AND HBr
  105. PHASE TRANSITIONS IN Si, Ge AND Sn UNDER PRESSURE
  106. ON PHASE TRANSITIONS AND STRUCTURAL SYSTEMATICS I N ALKALINE EARTH METALS UNDER PRESSURE
  107. ON STRUCTURAL SYSTEMATICS OF THE LANTHANIDES UNDER PRESSURE
  108. EFFECT OF PRESSURE ON INTERMOLECULAR BONDS IN SOLID HALOGENS
  109. EFFECT OF PRESSURE ON THE FLUORESCENCE OF Pr3+ IN LaCl3
  110. X-ray diffraction on solids under pressure
  111. Phase transitions in alkaline earth metals under pressure
  112. Effect of pressure on infrared-spectra of ice VII
  113. Phase transitions in K and Rb under pressure
  114. Effect of pressure on Raman spectra of solid chlorine
  115. F bonding in praseodymium under high pressure
  116. Phase diagram of oxygen up to 13 GPa and 500 K
  117. A realtime ruby luminescence spectrometer for pressure determinations
  118. Effect of pressure on Raman spectra of solid bromine
  119. Evidence for a Soft Phonon Mode and a New Structure in Rare-Earth Metals under Pressure
  120. Crystal structure of a new high pressure polymorph of GaS
  121. High pressure phase transformations in yttrium and scandium: Relation to rare earths and actinides crystal structures
  122. High-pressure phase transformation in scandium
  123. 5f localization in actinide elements at high temperatures
  124. Improvements in Energy Dispersive X-Ray Diffraction with Conical Slit and Diamond Cell
  125. ChemInform Abstract: RAMAN SPECTRA OF NH4BR AT HIGH PRESSURE AND THE LOCATION OF THE IV-V PHASE TRANSITION
  126. Structural Phase Transitions in Yttrium under Pressure
  127. Raman spectra of NH4Br at high pressure and the location of the IV–V phase transition
  128. High pressure X-ray diffraction study of actinides and actinide compounds by an energy-dispersive method
  129. ChemInform Abstract: SOLID OXYGEN NEAR 298 K. THE STRUCTURE OF β-OXYGEN AND IDENTIFICATION OF A NEW ε PHASE
  130. High pressure X-ray diffraction of thorium to 30 GPa
  131. Diamond anvil high‐pressure cell for Raman spectroscopy
  132. Solid oxygen near 298 K. The structure of .beta.-oxygen and identification of a new .epsilon. phase
  133. ChemInform Abstract: RARE EARTH ELEMENTS UNDER HIGH PRESSURE
  134. The effect of pressure on the Raman spectrum of NH4I
  135. THE EFFECT OF PRESSURE ON THE RAMAN SPECTRUM OF NH4I
  136. Oxygen phase equilibria near 298 K
  137. ChemInform Abstract: EFFECT OF PRESSURE ON RESISTIVITY AND MOESSBAUER SPECTRA OF THE MIXED VALENCE COMPOUND TIN-SULFUR (SN2S3)
  138. Matrix isolation Raman spectroscopy at high pressures
  139. Effect of pressure on resistivity and Mössbauer spectra of the mixed valence compound Sn2S3
  140. High pressure cell for Raman scattering at low temperatures
  141. The effect of pressure on lattice parameter, magnetic susceptibility and reflectivity of SmS
  142. Lattice Parameters and Volume Compressibility of Ytterbium up to 300 kbar
  143. Calibration of the Ruby-Pressure-Scale at Low Temperatures
  144. The Raman spectra of NH4I at high pressures. The existence of a new phase in the ammonium halides
  145. High-pressure equation of state for solid xenon
  146. Photoluminescence of GaSb under hydrostatic pressure
  147. High‐pressure–low‐temperature x‐ray power diffractometer
  148. High‐pressure single‐crystal structure determinations for ruby up to 90 kbar using an automatic diffractometer
  149. Isothermal compression of Al and Ag to 120 kbar
  150. Adaption of a diamond anvil cell to an automatic four‐circle diffractometer for x‐ray diffraction
  151. Raman spectra of NO−2 in KI and of NO2 in Ar at high pressure and at low temperatures
  152. Mössbauer Spectroscopy on Solids Under Pressure
  153. X-Ray Diffraction on Solids Under Pressure
  154. Effect of pressure on the atom positions in Se and Te
  155. Temperature and hydrostatic pressure dependence of vibrational modes in PbTi1–xZrxO3
  156. Pressure dependence of the impurity soft modes in Li and Na : KTaO3
  157. Pressure dependence of4flevels in europium pentaphosphate up to 400 kbar
  158. Phase Diagram, Optical and Phononic Properties of the Valence Instability of SmS
  159. The effect of high pressure on the electric field gradients at two inequivalent lattice sites of tantalum in ?-zirconium
  160. Gallium arsenidep+‐ν diodes under hydrostatic pressure
  161. Compression of lanthanum to 120 kbar
  162. Effect of pressure on the zone-center phonons of PbTiO3and on the ferroelectric-paraelectric phase transition
  163. Mössbauer studies at hhigh pressure
  164. Grüneisen parameters of τ phonons in CdSiP2, CuAlS2 and CuGaS2
  165. An apparatus for high pressure Raman spectroscopy
  166. The effect of high pressure on the electric quadrupole interaction at tantalum in α-Zirconium
  167. Versatile high pressure cell for use at low temperatures
  168. The resistivity of mixed valence compound Cs2Au2Cl6 at high pressure and low temperatures
  169. Effect of pressure on the Curie temperature of Fe, Co, Fe and Co alloys
  170. Pressure dependence of phonon energies at critical points in the Brillouin zone in KTaO3 measured with differential second order raman scattering
  171. Effect of Pressure and Temperature on the Magnetic Hyperfine Interaction of Fe(II) in CoO
  172. Effect of Pressure on the Kondo Temperature of Cu:Fe—Existence of a Universal Resistivity Curve
  173. Hochdruck-Physik
  174. Effect of High Pressure on the Quadrupole Interaction in Cd Metal Measured by Perturbed Angular Correlations.
  175. On the Symmetry of the Hydrogen Bonds in Ice VII
  176. Effect of pressure on the Kondo temperature of Cu(Fe)
  177. Hall effect studies on strontium and ytterbium under high pressures
  178. Effect of pressure on the isomer shift and quadrupole splitting in Au (III) compounds
  179. Effect of Pressure on the Curie Temperatures ofPdCoAlloys
  180. Effect of Pressure on the Néel Temperature of Cobaltous Oxide
  181. Effect of Pressure and Temperature on the Conductivity and Ionic Dissociation of Water up to 100 kbar and 1000°C
  182. Effect of Pressure on the Oxidation State of Iron in FeCl3·6H2O, FeCl3·6NH3, and FeF3·3H2O
  183. Effect of Pressure on the Volume of the High‐Pressure (VII) Phase of H2O and D2O