Comment on and complement to “Effect of calcination temperature on the degree of polymorphic transformation in Y2SiO5 nanopowders synthesized by sol–gel method” by Z.S. Khan et al. [Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids 432 (2016) 540–544]
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Abstract The correct values of crystallites size of Y2SiO5 powder are presented as a correction of data published in the commented paper. Additionally, the description of the size-induced phase transition is given.
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