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Iron 2 oxide

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Iron(II) oxide is a chemical compound consisting of one iron atom and one oxygen atom. It is a dark-colored, crystalline solid with the molecular formula FeO. The primary function of Iron(II) oxide is as a raw material for the production of other iron compounds and in the manufacture of various products.

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Synthesis of Metal Oxides for Catalysis

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Acetonitrile (HPLC grade) and manganese(IV) oxide (99%) were purchased from Fisher Scientific. Sodium sulfite, manganese(II) chloride, copper(II) chloride, and iron(III) chloride (all analysis grade) were purchased from Prolabo. Benzyl alcohol (99%), benzaldehyde (98%), iron powder 352 mesh (99%), sulfuric acid (96% in water), and potassium permanganate (98%) were procured from Acros. Iron(III) oxide (99.998%), iron(II, III) oxide (97%), iron(II) oxide (99.5%), manganese(II) oxide (99%), and manganese(II) titanium oxide (99.9%) were procured from Alfa Aesar. Copper(II) chloride (≥98%) and copper(II) sulfate (≥98%) came from Roth. Cobalt iron oxide (99%) was obtained from Aldrich. Benzoic acid (>99.5%), copper powder (grain size > 63 µm), and soda lime (both analysis grade) were obtained from Merck. Ultra-high-quality (UHQ) water obtained from Elga Maxima system was used for the experiments.
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Solid-State Synthesis of LiFeBO3

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A simple process was chosen to synthesize LiFeBO 3 through a conventional solid-state reaction at room temperature. Therefore, iron(II)oxide (FeO Aldrich 99.9 %) was ball milled with a slight excess of 10 wt% lithium meta borate LiBO 2 (Alfa Aesar 99.9%) together with 20 wt% conductive carbon black agent C-nergy Super C65 (Imerys Graphite & Carbon) for 15 h using a Fritsch P6 planetary ball mill with 80 mL silicon nitride vial and silicon nitride balls, at a ball to powder ratio of 15:1. After ball milling, the product powder was transferred into a corundum crucible and was sintered at 600 °C for 1h under Ar flow. Prolonged exposure to heat led to a rise of the Fe 3 BO 5 content which was an impurity in the product. All steps were carried out under moisture and air-free conditions which was of utmost importance.
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