2003
DOI: 10.1016/s0924-2031(03)00059-6
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IR-spectroscopic characterization of A2BB′O6 perovskites

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“…, respective to composition which are usually used to identify the perovskite phase formation. 15 The figure 3 clearly shows that all spectra present the typical band pattern characteristic of the perovskite structure between 850 -400 cm ).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…, respective to composition which are usually used to identify the perovskite phase formation. 15 The figure 3 clearly shows that all spectra present the typical band pattern characteristic of the perovskite structure between 850 -400 cm ).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…The shift of stretching vibration to lower wavelengths is due to stronger interactions between the cation and oxygen atoms (owing to the electronegativity of the metal). [15,16] Therefore, the IR spectra at 773 (Fig. 1a) and 973 K (Fig.…”
Section: Ir Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1c) Note the decrease in intensity of the symmetric (u s ) band with the introduction of cations with smaller ionic radii in the system. Also, the anti-symmetric u as stretching vibration (589 to 552 cm À1 ) of double perovskite-type oxide [15] characteristic of octahedral BiO 6 , and the bands at 437 cm À1 characteristic of Dy-O stretching vibration, [17] become predominant with increasing temperature. This asymmetric band intensity variation leads to the idea that the Bi-O bond strength increases with increasing ionic radii of A 2þ cations, which means stabilisation of compound structures.…”
Section: Ir Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dichas bandas son típicas de los óxidos con estructura tipo perovskita, muy similares a otros previamente investigados. Las dos bandas características (a 400 y 600 cm -1 ) se asocian principalmente a los modos antisimétricos F 1 u (triple degeneración) de estiramiento y deformación de los octaedros MnO 6 , que suelen ser los enlaces más fuertes en estas estructuras [45,46]. En este tipo de óxidos mixtos se espera que el comportamiento vibracional sea bastante complejo debido a la presencia de los dos cationes metálicos B y B' de diferentes cargas y tamaños.…”
Section: Espectroscopia Ftirunclassified