Armel Le Bail, Lorentz Petter Lossius, Jone Finnestad
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NaAl(SO4)F2: a single-layer two-dimensional perovskite.
The crystal structure of the sodium aluminium difluorosulfate NaAl(SO4)F2 has been determined from laboratory powder diffraction data. Its characterization allows for improving the monitoring of aluminium industrial production starting from cryolite. It is characterized by a perovskite single layer formed by the fluorine corner-sharing of [AlF4O2] octahedra with SO4 groups, and sodium as the interlayer content. This could be the n = 1 member of a possible new family of 2D perovskite materials AMn(SO4)F3n-1 (A+ = Na, Li; M3+ = Al, Fe, V, Cr), which remains to be confirmed.
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