Issue 9, 2018

A chemical redox reaction to generate rock salt-type materials: the case of Na3V2O5

Abstract

Chemical redox reactions are extremely efficient to prepare fully reduced or oxidized phases that are formed during the topotactic insertion/extraction of alkaline ions. Herein, we report these reactions and discuss the possibility to generate new ordered or disordered rock salt-type structures depending on the structure of the mother phase. We have shown that a disordered rock salt-type structure is formed when the transition element is located at the tetrahedral site, as exemplified by the formation of Na3V2O5 upon chemical reduction of V2O5.

Graphical abstract: A chemical redox reaction to generate rock salt-type materials: the case of Na3V2O5

Article information

Article type
Paper
Submitted
21 noy 2017
Accepted
22 dek 2017
First published
22 dek 2017

Dalton Trans., 2018,47, 3112-3118

A chemical redox reaction to generate rock salt-type materials: the case of Na3V2O5

E. Adamczyk, E. Anger, M. Freire and V. Pralong, Dalton Trans., 2018, 47, 3112 DOI: 10.1039/C7DT04377E

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