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High Solubility of Hetero-Valence Ion (Cu^2+) for Reducing Phase Transition and Thermal Expansion of ZrV1.6P0.4O7

Large thermal expansion at room temperature and high phase transition temperature of ZrV2O7 limit its practical applications and are reduced by the high solubility of hetero-valence ion (Cu^2+) on the basis of an equal-valence substitution of P^5+ for V^5+. The temperature-dependent Raman spectra sh...

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Published in:中国物理快报:英文版 2014 (7), p.149-151
Main Author: 袁保合 袁焕丽 宋文博 刘献省 程永光 晁明举 梁二军
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Summary:Large thermal expansion at room temperature and high phase transition temperature of ZrV2O7 limit its practical applications and are reduced by the high solubility of hetero-valence ion (Cu^2+) on the basis of an equal-valence substitution of P^5+ for V^5+. The temperature-dependent Raman spectra show that Zr0.9CU0.1V1.6P0.4O6.9 maintains a normal parent cubic structure till 173 K and transforms to a 3 × 3 × 3 cubic superstructure below 173K. Temperature dependent x-ray diffraction patterns of Zr0.9CU0.1V1.6P0.4O6.9 show near zero and negative thermal expansion. High solubility of lower valence Cu^2+ relates to an equal-valence substitution of smaller pH for P^5+, which extends the bond angle of V(P)-O-V in ZrV1.6P0.4O7 close to 180°. The change of microstructure is considered to be responsible for reduced phase transition temperature and thermal expansion.
ISSN:0256-307X
1741-3540