The floor was a mosaic of jacinth, spinel and sunstone.
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Oxygen vacancies are formed and accumulate mainly around Ni ions until the layered-to-spinel phase transition begins.
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A ring with a spinel ruby in it dropped out: she recognised the stone-itwas Miss Minerva's ring.
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I'm sure it's a spinel.
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Here, we study the evolution of size-dependent structure in spinel iron oxide and determine how nanoscale structure influences the growth of NCs.
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As the size of the Ln increases, Mg mobility is found to increase, but stability in the spinel structure is found to decrease.
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These excellent electrochemical properties are due to the fast kinetics of magnesium by the 2D nanosheets spinel structure and safe high-temperature operation environment.
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A high cycling rate retards Li2MnO3 activation, leading to a smaller spinel phase transition and a higher cycling stability.
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Furthermore, fast cycling rate was also found to help reduce possible structural changes from layered structure to spinel structure that takes place in continuous cycling.
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They can tell lapis from sodalite and ruby from spinel more readily than I can distinguish amber from plastic or hematite beads from ball bearings.
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There are, for example, certain red stones which the most skillful experts cannot by their color alone refer with certainty to ruby, garnet or spinel.
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He is also lord of the mines of rubies, sapphires, and spinels.
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Rubies, sapphires and spinels are found in Pegu.
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They were true rubies, not spinels, remember that.
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I think they're spinels.
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From certain indications I judged these stones, which might have been spinels or carbuncles, or even rubies, to be very ancient.