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The role of disconnections in redox-induced phase transformation of metal oxides
Detailed atomic-level understanding of the phase transformation between magnetite (${\rm Fe_3 O_4}$) and haematite (${\rm Fe_2 O_3}$) is lacking, despite widespread interest in redox reactions of metal oxide systems. While the magnetite-to-haematite transformation entails the addition of oxygen to t
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