1999
DOI: 10.1006/jssc.1999.8381
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Structure and Bonding Anisotropy in Intergrowth Oxides: A Clue to the Manifestation of Bidimensionality in T-, T′-, and T*-Type Structures

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“…The oxygen excess then reaches 0.2}0.24 Note that this limit can be reached under very oxidative electrochemical conditions and at room temperature, in La Ni O (27). The relative instability of praseodymium-based compounds might originate in the ability of Pr to form T structures (28), pre"gured in the large delocalization of its apical oxygen at high temperature. This excessive oxidation of the PrO W layer is relieved by the ex-solution of PrO W and the consecutive formation of Pr Ni O .…”
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“…The oxygen excess then reaches 0.2}0.24 Note that this limit can be reached under very oxidative electrochemical conditions and at room temperature, in La Ni O (27). The relative instability of praseodymium-based compounds might originate in the ability of Pr to form T structures (28), pre"gured in the large delocalization of its apical oxygen at high temperature. This excessive oxidation of the PrO W layer is relieved by the ex-solution of PrO W and the consecutive formation of Pr Ni O .…”
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confidence: 97%
“…(9) andC= 12.5631(4). The c/3a ratio is around 1.084 which is almost equal to 1.08 reported by S-W. Cheong et al and is intermediate between T (1.15) and T' (1.02) phases which confirms the T* phase.…”
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