1980
DOI: 10.1051/rphysap:019800015060115500
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Etude magnétique et par résonance Mössbauer de l'orthophosphate Na 3Fe2(PO4)3α et d'une phase vitreuse dérivée

Abstract: L'étude magnétique et par résonance Mössbauer de Na3Fe2(PO4)303B1 a permis de mettre en évidence un ordre antiferromagnétique à 45,7 K accompagné d'un faible ferromagnétisme. Une trempe après fusion conduit à une phase vitreuse. Son étude indique la présence simultanée de fer divalent et trivalent. Il a été établi que cette réduction du fer était indispensable pour que se produise le processus de vitrification. La structure magnétique du verre est discutée. Abstract. 2014 A study of Na3Fe2(PO4)303B1 by magneti… Show more

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“…These values are well consistent with the presence of high spin Fe(III) ions in octahedral environment. [30][31][32] The isomer shift value is very close to those observed for other iron containing phosphates. This fact can be attributed to the rather high ionicity of the Fe-O bond giving rise to shorter Fe-O bond distances in good agreement with the structural data.…”
Section: Iii2 Mo ¨Ssbauer Spectrometrysupporting
confidence: 75%
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“…These values are well consistent with the presence of high spin Fe(III) ions in octahedral environment. [30][31][32] The isomer shift value is very close to those observed for other iron containing phosphates. This fact can be attributed to the rather high ionicity of the Fe-O bond giving rise to shorter Fe-O bond distances in good agreement with the structural data.…”
Section: Iii2 Mo ¨Ssbauer Spectrometrysupporting
confidence: 75%
“…This fact can be attributed to the rather high ionicity of the Fe-O bond giving rise to shorter Fe-O bond distances in good agreement with the structural data. 21,31,32 The spectrum recorded at 4 K shows the existence of magnetic order with three types of Fe(III) magnetic cations [see Fig. 5].…”
Section: Iii2 Mo ¨Ssbauer Spectrometrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is in agreement with the previous structural information: the (P}O)}Fe distances are shorter than the (P}O)}P ones ( Table 3). The room temperature values are closed to those observed for another phosphates (e.g., "0.45 for NaFeP O (23) and Na Fe (PO ) (24)). According to Brown and Altermatt (25), the oxidation state of the Fei cation < $ is related to s GH (the valence of the bond between the cation Fei and the anion O H ) by the…”
Section: Mok Ssbauer Spectrometrycontrasting
confidence: 54%
“…On the whole, it appears that only long-range superexchange occurs in this compound. Actually, the magnitude of the Fe}O}P}O}Fe interaction is an open question, as NeH el temperatures of 29 and 47 K have been reported in NaFeP O (13) and Na Fe (PO ) (14), respectively, and only 4 K in KBaFe (PO ) (15). Moreover, here we have both Fe}O}P}O}Fe and Fe}O}P}O}P}O}Fe interactions and it is clear that we have to consider two types of interactions, intra-and interlayers, from the strongest to the weakest.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 88%