Journal of Solid State Chemistry

Journal: Journal of Solid State Chemistry

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J Solid State Chem

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Elsevier

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0022-4596
1095-726X

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Optical and transport properties of LaTi1 (-) M-x(x)(0,N)(3) (+/-) (delta)(X=0; 0.1, M=Nb5+, W6+) thin films prepared by plasma ammonolysis
Maegli, Alexandra E.; Sagarna, Leyre; Populoh, Sascha; et al. (2014)
Journal of Solid State Chemistry
Neutron diffraction study and magnetotransport properties of stoichiometric CaMoO3 perovskite prepared by a soft-chemistry route
Calle, C. de la; Alonso, J.A.; García-Hernández, M.; et al. (2006)
Journal of Solid State Chemistry
Crystal structure and high-pressure studies of WAl2, an aluminide crystallizing with the CrSi2 structure type
Gu, Q. F.; Jung, D. Y.; Krauss, G.; et al. (2008)
Journal of Solid State Chemistry
Synthesis and study of the crystallographic and magnetic structure of DyFeMnO5
Martínez-Lope, M. J.; Retuerto, M.; Alonso, J. A.; et al. (2008)
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The structure of dodecagonal (Ta,V)(1.6)Te imaged by phase-contrast scanning transmission electron microscopy
Krumeich, F.; Müller, E.; Wepf, R. A.; et al. (2012)
Journal of Solid State Chemistry
Thermoelectric properties of 2H-CuGaO2 for device applications: A first principle TB-mBJ potential study
Bhamu, K. C.; Praveen, C.S. (2017)
Journal of Solid State Chemistry
Synthesis and crystal structure of a new layered aluminophosphate [Al3P4O16][C6N3H17][H3O]
Tuel, A.; Gramlich, V.; Baerlocher, C. (2004)
Journal of Solid State Chemistry
Electronic structure characterization of TiO2-II with the α-PbO2 structure by electron-energy-loss-spectroscopy and comparison with anatase, brookite, and rutile
Gordeeva, Alisa; Thersleff, Thomas; Hsu, Ying-Jui; et al. (2023)
Journal of Solid State Chemistry
TiO2-II is a high pressure form of titania with a density about 2% larger than that of rutile. In contrast to the common polymorphs anatase, brookite and rutile its electronic structure and optical properties are poorly characterized. Here we report on a comparative electron-energy-loss-spectroscopy (EELS) study for which high resolution valence-loss and core-loss EELS data were acquired from nanocrystalline (<75 nm sized) titania particles with an energy resolution of about 0.2 eV. Electronic structure features revealed from titanium L3,2 and oxygen K electron energy loss near-edge structures show a strong similarity of TiO2-II with both rutile and brookite, which is attributed to similarities in the connectivity of octahedral TiO6 units with neighboring ones. From combined valence-loss EELS and UV-VIS diffuse reflectance spectroscopy data the band gap of TiO2-II was determined to be indirect and with a magnitude of ∼3.18 eV, which is very similar to anatase (indirect, ∼3.2 eV), and distinctly different from rutile (direct, ∼3.05 eV) and brookite (direct, ∼3.45 eV).
Comparative high-pressure study and chemical bonding analysis of Rh3Bi14 and isostructural Rh3Bi12Br2
Gu, Qinfen; Krauss, Günter; Steurer, Walter (2007)
Journal of Solid State Chemistry
A new triclinic modification of the pyrochlore-type KOs2O6 superconductor
Katrych, S.; Gu, Q.F.; Bukowski, Z.; et al. (2009)
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