2014
DOI: 10.1007/s10853-014-8398-6
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Phase coexistence in Bi1−x Pr x FeO3 ceramics

Abstract: Bi 1-x Pr x FeO 3 ceramics across the rhombohedral-orthorhombic phase boundary have been studied by X-ray diffraction, transmission electron microscopy and differential scanning calorimetry. The structural phase transitions in Bi 1-x Pr x FeO 3 driven by doping concentration and temperature are significantly different from those in BiFeO 3 compounds doped with other rareearth elements. The features of the structural transformations have been discussed based on the specific character of the chemical bonds assoc… Show more

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“…-1 as listed in Table 2) for Bi 0.875-Pr 0.125 FeO 3 . According to Karpinsky et al [55,56], the R3c and Pnam phases in Bi 1-x Pr x FeO 3 samples coexist in the concentration region 0.12 \ x\0.15. The energy differences between R3c and Pnma, R3c and Pn2 1 a phases for BiFeO 3 systems with La-, Ce, and Nd-substitution of Bi are above 20 eV f.u.…”
Section: Low-energy Phase and Structural Parametersmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…-1 as listed in Table 2) for Bi 0.875-Pr 0.125 FeO 3 . According to Karpinsky et al [55,56], the R3c and Pnam phases in Bi 1-x Pr x FeO 3 samples coexist in the concentration region 0.12 \ x\0.15. The energy differences between R3c and Pnma, R3c and Pn2 1 a phases for BiFeO 3 systems with La-, Ce, and Nd-substitution of Bi are above 20 eV f.u.…”
Section: Low-energy Phase and Structural Parametersmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…В ин-тервале 0.20 < x ≤ 0.30 фаза R3c исчезает и сосуще-ствуют две фазы: P 1 и P 2 . Подобное наблюдалось при исследованиях твердых растворов Bi 1−x La x FeO 3 [4] и Bi 1−x Pr x FeO 3 [5][6][7]. При анализе экспериментальных данных по тепло-емкости в широком интервале температур необходимо учитывать ангармонический вклад в фононную теп-лоемкость.…”
Section: результаты и обсуждениеunclassified
“…В работах [5,6] показано, что при повышении температуры в составах Bi 1−x Pr x FeO 3 может формироваться двух-и трехфазное структурное состоя-ние (стабильное в определенном интервале температур), при котором сосуществуют ромбоэдрическая и орто-ромбические фазы. Все это стимулирует дальнейшие подробные исследования мультиферроиков на основе феррита висмута, легированного редкоземельными эле-ментами.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…Among the BiFeO3-based materials doped with rare-earth elements, solid solutions with praseodymium ions show the most intriguing evolution of the crystal structure as a function of temperature. For instance, the existence of the three-phase region has been declared for the Prdoped compounds at temperatures about 380 °C Ref [10], and the authors have justified it in terms of thermodynamically non-equilibrium state. The obtained structural data specify a number of structural transitions occurred in a narrow temperature range as well as the phase coexistence regions.…”
Section: Temperature Driven Evolution Of the Crystal Structurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In BiFeO3, chemical replacement of Bi 3+ with the rare-earth elements possessing comparable ionic radius (La 3+ -Eu 3+ ) causes the concentration-driven structural transition from the polar rhombohedral to the nonpolar orthorhombic phase that occurs via the formation of the antipolar orthorhombic structure [4,[6][7][8][9][10][11]. Most promising physical parameters were obtained for the lanthanum and praseodymium-doped compounds within the morphotropic phase boundary region [3,8,12], the phase coexistence range estimated for these compounds is stable over a very broad compositional range (Δx~5%) far exceeding those attributed to the compounds doped with other rare-earth elements [4,7].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%