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prof. dr. E.W. Gorter his contributions to structural chemistry in relation to physical properties Jacob van Dijk (CHG) Kees Plug (CHG) 1 Compliments by W.G.Burgers (1961) 2 Evert Willem Gorter 1912 (Leiden) -1972 (Leiden) 3 Gorter (left)


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  • prof. dr. E.W. Gorter

his contributions to structural chemistry in relation to physical properties

Jacob van Dijk (CHG) Kees Plug (CHG)

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Compliments by W.G.Burgers (1961)

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Evert Willem Gorter

1912 (Leiden) -1972 (Leiden)

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Gorter (left) with J. van Ormondt

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Ferrites

  • Early history

– Verwey was first to exploit this research line 1935 – Van Arkel published article with Verwey as early as 1936 – Snoek did write first booklet about ferrites 1947

  • Why did ferrites receive so much attention?

– availability cheap raw materials – electrical isolator – flexibility of composition & magnetic properties – novelty

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Spinel Mg Al2O4

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Dilution of M(II)Fe2O4 with Zn

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Predicted Néel anomaly

Li0,5Fe2,5-aCra04

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Néel theory

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Super-exchange “model Gorter”

Spin ordering BaFe12O19

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Letter E.W.Gorter

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Gorter: Thesis and Inaugural Address

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Gorter’s approach

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Chemical Composition Crystal Structure Physical Properties

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Gorter with his “blokje”

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Gorter blokje

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Close packed layers A B C

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A B C

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CCP = Cubic Close Packed FCC = Face Centered Cubic

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A B C A

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Gorter blokje of NaCl + NiAs

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Gorter blokje of CdCl2 + Cd(OH)2

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Gorter blokje of TiO2 Rutile + Anatase

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Gorter blokje of spinel

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Gorter’s representation of CaFe2O4

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Face shared octahedra Ca-ion in 9-coordination

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Hyde’s representation of CaTi2O4

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Face shared octahedra

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Conclusions

– Gorter was eminent scientist/group leader at Philips directly after the war

  • Ferroxcube / Ferroxdure
  • Confirmation Neel theory
  • Model for super exchange in hexagonal ferrites

– Gorter’s time as professor at Leiden

  • Too short to form a real school
  • Unique way to represent, understand and inter-relate crystal

structures

  • Methodology to predict crystal structures

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We like to thank the following persons who helped us during the preparation

Family man:

  • Eline Schepers (daughter)
  • Freek Schepers (grandson)

Professor Leiden:

  • Daan IJdo (co-worker)
  • Guus Schippers (assistant)
  • Jan Reedijk (em prof Leiden)

Philips employee:

  • Frans Kools
  • George Blasse
  • Nol Broese van Groenou
  • Coen Rooijmans

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