Issue 2, 1999

Synthesis and thermal stability of the new copper oxide carbonate Ba4ScCu2O7–xCO3 and other members of the series Ba4ScxCu2Oy(CO3)2–x

Abstract

We report the synthesis of a new perovskite-type oxide carbonate, Ba 4 ScCu 2 O 7–x CO 3 . This phase has a tetragonal cell (a=b≈7.99 Å, c≈4.10 Å) based on a doubling of the basic perovskite subcell in the a and b directions. A possible structural model based on an ordering of Sc, Cu and C in the small cation sites is proposed. Experiments on the thermal stability of this phase have shown that raising the synthesis temperature from 940 to 1000 °C results in partial carbonate loss and a change in cell to a √2a p ×√2a p ×2c p cell as previously observed for Ba 4 YCu 2.27 O 7.08 (CO 3 ) 0.53 . In addition we show that Ba 4 ScCu 2 O 7–x CO 3 may be classed as the x=1 member of the series, Ba 4 Sc x Cu 2 O y (CO 3 ) 2–x and we also report the synthesis of other new phases in this series.

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J. Mater. Chem., 1999,9, 545-548

Synthesis and thermal stability of the new copper oxide carbonate Ba4ScCu2O7–xCO3 and other members of the series Ba4ScxCu2Oy(CO3)2–x

P. R. Slater and D. S. Wragg, J. Mater. Chem., 1999, 9, 545 DOI: 10.1039/A808078J

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