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摘要
在这项工作中,我们将容差因子(t)的概念应用于焦绿石固溶体,特别是当b位含有公式单位\({A}_{2}^{3+}{B}^{3+}{B}^{{{\prime}}5+}{O}_{7}\)中具有不同质量(以及电荷状态)的两种不同离子时,如目前A2BSbO7样品(A3+ = Y, Dy, Gd, Bi;B3+ = Fe, Ga)。我们检查了先前的容差因子,并提出了晶格常数(a)的模型,该模型仅取决于离子半径RA, RB (= \(\frac{R\left(Fe\right)+R(Sb)}{2}\)或\(\frac{R\left(Ga\right)+R(Sb)}{2}\))和RO。然后我们提出了一个经验容差因子(t),它只取决于组成原子的\({R}_{A},{R}_{B}\,{\mathrm{ and }\,R}_{O}\)。以钙钛矿为例,讨论了混合焦绿盐氧化物的结构稳定性场和性质特征,并对其结构数据进行了测量。在本文中,我们提出了A2BSbO7 (A3+ = Y, Dy, Gd, Bi;B3+ = Fe, Ga)式单位\({A}_{2}^{3+}{B}^{3+}{B}^{{{\prime}}5+}{O}_{7}\),从而求出容差系数,以钙钛矿为例,在测量混合焦绿盐氧化物的结构数据之前,预测其结构稳定场和性质特征。说明:错误(在 %) between the calculated and experimental lattice constants. In the above figure, we shown that the errors (%) between the calculated and experimental lattice constants found from empirical lattice formula a = \(\frac{8}{\sqrt{3}}\left[1.4474357143\left({R}_{A}+{R}_{O}\right)-0.42931\frac{{\left({R}_{A}+{R}_{O}\right)}^{2}}{({R}_{B}+{R}_{O})}\right]\) and Rietveld analysis of powder diffraction data respectively. The error of predicting for the lattice constant by Brik and Srivastava (J Am Ceram Soc 95:1454–1460, 2012) is moderately higher than the error (≤ 0.523%) obtains by our model for mixed pyrochlore oxides.
Empirical Formula of Lattice Constant and Tolerance Factors of A2BSbO7 (A3+ = Y, Dy, Gd, Bi; B3+ = Fe, Ga) Pyrochlore Solid Solution
In this work, we apply the concept of tolerance factors (t) to pyrochlore solid solution, particularly when the B-site contains two different ions with different masses (as well as charge states) in the formula unit \({A}_{2}^{3+}{B}^{3+}{B}^{{{\prime}}5+}{O}_{7}\) as in the present sample of A2BSbO7 (A3+ = Y, Dy, Gd, Bi; B3+ = Fe, Ga). We examine the previous tolerance factor and proposed a model of lattice constant (a) that depends only on the ionic radii RA, RB (= \(\frac{R\left(Fe\right)+R(Sb)}{2}\) or \(\frac{R\left(Ga\right)+R(Sb)}{2}\)) and RO. Then we proposed an empirical tolerance factor (t), that depends only on the \({R}_{A},{R}_{B}\,{\mathrm{ and }\,R}_{O}\) of the constituent atoms. We discuss the structural stability field and property features of mixed pyrochlore oxide compounds before measuring their structural data as for the case of perovskites.
Graphical abstract
In the present work, we have proposed the empirical formula of lattice constant of A2BSbO7 (A3+ = Y, Dy, Gd, Bi; B3+ = Fe, Ga) of formula unit \({A}_{2}^{3+}{B}^{3+}{B}^{{{\prime}}5+}{O}_{7}\) and hence find the tolerance factor, which predict the structural stability field and property features of mixed pyrochlore oxide compounds before measuring their structural data as for the case of perovskites. Caption: Errors (in %) between the calculated and experimental lattice constants. In the above figure, we shown that the errors (%) between the calculated and experimental lattice constants found from empirical lattice formula a = \(\frac{8}{\sqrt{3}}\left[1.4474357143\left({R}_{A}+{R}_{O}\right)-0.42931\frac{{\left({R}_{A}+{R}_{O}\right)}^{2}}{({R}_{B}+{R}_{O})}\right]\) and Rietveld analysis of powder diffraction data respectively. The error of predicting for the lattice constant by Brik and Srivastava (J Am Ceram Soc 95:1454–1460, 2012) is moderately higher than the error (≤ 0.523%) obtains by our model for mixed pyrochlore oxides.
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