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Molecular dynamics simulation of phase transitions in crystalline lead (II) fluoride
Using classical molecular dynamics applied to crystalline PbF2, we have simulated transitions between cubic and orthorhombic phases and reciprocally. These transitions were induced by pressure and temperature treatments. The orthorhombic phase was evidenced by analysis of different distribution func...
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description | Using classical molecular dynamics applied to crystalline PbF2, we have simulated transitions between cubic and orthorhombic phases and reciprocally. These transitions were induced by pressure and temperature treatments. The orthorhombic phase was evidenced by analysis of different distribution functions and XRD spectra drawn from the ions positions in the simulated samples.
•We simulate phase transitions of crystalline lead fluoride.•We characterize the simulated phases.•The role of applied pressure and temperature is determined.•We interpret the transition as a lattice reorganization due to the ionic mobility. |
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