Pure and zirconium-doped manganese(II,III) oxide: Investigations on structural and conduction-related properties within the Lattice Compatibility Theory scope

Optical, Physical, Chemical and Electrical Properties of Nickel Oxide Sprayed Thin Films under Tin Doping Effects

“…They give hence plausible explanations [66][67][68][69] to the comparative stability of some lattice structures.…”

“…Crystalline size evaluation revealed that tin has a relative tendency to form SnxOy crystalline phases. At this level, the recently proposed Lattice Compatibility Theory [65][66][67][68][69][70][71][72][73][74][75] which was implied in similar cases, has been evoked. This theory, as mentioned in some recent studies [66][67][68][69][70][71][72][73][74] has been based on the interaction of doping-element lattice behavior versus host edifice.…”

“…Fundaments to the Lattice Compatibility Theory [65][66][67][68][69][70][71][72][73][74][75] have been established by Petkova et al [65] in a study of Urbach tailing controversial behaviour in some nano-compounds as well as I-III-O2 ternary oxides instability at low temperatures. Elements of the Lattice Compatibility Theory have been presented later by Colantoni et al [66] Yumak et al [67], Ben Said et al [68], Gherouel et al [69], Haj Lakhdar et al [70], Boubaker et al [71][72][73], Ben Messaoud et al [74] and Mimouni et al [75].…”

“…Elements of the Lattice Compatibility Theory have been presented later by Colantoni et al [66] Yumak et al [67], Ben Said et al [68], Gherouel et al [69], Haj Lakhdar et al [70], Boubaker et al [71][72][73], Ben Messaoud et al [74] and Mimouni et al [75].…”