Issue 6, 1992

Neutron diffraction study of rubidium tungstate with a defect cubic pyrochlore-type structure: Rb1.10W1.66O5.53

Abstract

A neutron powder diffraction study of rubidium tungstate with a defect cubic pyrochlore-type structure has confirmed, and allowed the specification of, the structure previously established from X-ray powder diffraction. This structure corresponds to the formula Rb1.10 W1.66 O5.53 with 17 and 8% of tungsten and oxygen vacancies in the W–O framework. Rb+ cations are localized in two positions; the best model was obtained with the formula Rb0.17(96g)Rb0.93(8b)W1.66(16c)O5.53(48f) in the Fdem space group. Rb(96g) has an eight oxygen coordination polyhedron and Rb(8b) has an 18 oxygen coordination polyhedron with Rb–O bond lengths between 2.839 and 3.966 Å.

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J. Mater. Chem., 1992,2, 639-640

Neutron diffraction study of rubidium tungstate with a defect cubic pyrochlore-type structure: Rb1.10W1.66O5.53

G. Chevrier, M. Touboul, A. Driouiche and M. Figlarz, J. Mater. Chem., 1992, 2, 639 DOI: 10.1039/JM9920200639

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