1983
DOI: 10.1002/zaac.19835071218
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Dimorphie von SrTa4O11 ‐ ein Schritt von der tetragonalen Bronzestruktur zur Struktur von CaTa4O11

Abstract: Hexagonales SrTa4O11, eine neue mit CaTa4O11 isostrukturelle Modifikation, wurde durch Erhitzen von SrTa4O11 mit Chlor bei 1000–1100°C erhalten. Nach Guinieraufnahmen sind die hexagonalen Gitterkonstanten: a = 6,25 Å; c = 12,33 Å. SrTa4O11 (hex.) wandelt sich bei T ≥ 1180°C an der Luft in die bereits bekannte, mit den tetragonalen Wolframbronzen strukturverwandte Modifikation SrTa4O11(TWB) um. Die Rückumwandte von SrTa4O11(TWB) in SrTa4O11(hex.) war nur unter dem Einfluß eines Transportmittels (Cl2) oder eines… Show more

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“…The X-ray powder diagram for the sample of SrTa4Oll studied here is in agreement with the data of Bayer & Gruehn (1983). As no single crystals were available, the crystal structure was derived using Rietveld's (1969) The structure of SrTa4Oll consists of layers of pentagonal bipyramids sharing edges (Fig.…”
Section: Commentsupporting
confidence: 66%
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“…The X-ray powder diagram for the sample of SrTa4Oll studied here is in agreement with the data of Bayer & Gruehn (1983). As no single crystals were available, the crystal structure was derived using Rietveld's (1969) The structure of SrTa4Oll consists of layers of pentagonal bipyramids sharing edges (Fig.…”
Section: Commentsupporting
confidence: 66%
“…We report here the crystal structure of SrTa4Ol~. SrTa4Oll was prepared at low temperature by Bayer & Gruehn (1983, 1984. From X-ray diffraction patterns it was concluded that it is isostructural with CaTa4Oll (Jalmberg, 1970;Isobe, Marumo, Iwai & Kimura, 1975) but details of the structure were not known.…”
Section: Commentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These materials are not based solely on corner-sharing octahedra, but are comprised of alternating layers of distorted edge-sharing TaO 7 or NbO 7 polyhedra which are corner-connected to layers containing regular TaO 6 or NbO 6 octahedra. The larger, lower valancy cations are incorporated into the layers with the regular octahedra and, in addition to Ag + , Na + and Ca 2+ , the cations Cu + [10,11], Sr 2+ [12], and La 3+ [13] are compatible with this structure, although the presence of La 3+ requires charge-balancing by replacing some Ta 5+ with Zr 4+ . The majority of known phases with the natrotantite structure are formed with Ta 5+ .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%