Temperature-Dependent Structural Behavior of Bi0.5Nd1.5Ru2O7

The structure of the Bi-doped pyrochlore, Bi0.5Nd1.5Ru2O7has been studied between 20 and 300 K using powder synchrotron diffraction methods. The structure shows an abupt change in the Bi(Nd)–O and Ru–O contacts near 200 K as a consequence of a metal–semiconductor transition. There is a marked hyster...

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Published in:Journal of solid state chemistry 1999-05, Vol.144 (2), p.467-469
Main Authors: Field, M.D., Kennedy, B.J., Hunter, B.A., Vogt, T.
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Structure of specific crystalline solids
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