2019
DOI: 10.1007/s10854-019-01380-3
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Synthesis, optical properties, and band structures of a series of layered mixed-anion compounds

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“…The oxide layers are varied with first transition metal (Sc, 2–5 Mn, 6–11 Fe, 12–15 Co, 7,9,11,16 Ni, 17,18 Cu, 10,19,20 Zn 10,21,22 ), rare earth, 23–29 and main group elements(IIA, 18 IIIA, 30 or VA 31 elements). The unique electric and magnetic properties from various oxide layers make layered oxychalcogenides protentional application in catalysis, 32,33 , magnetics, 7 superconductivity, 19,34 luminescence, 2–4,23 and thermoelectricity 24,26,35–37 . Compared to oxytellurides with expensive and toxic tellurium, oxyselenides are cleaner, and they are easier to synthesis than oxysulfide.…”
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“…The oxide layers are varied with first transition metal (Sc, 2–5 Mn, 6–11 Fe, 12–15 Co, 7,9,11,16 Ni, 17,18 Cu, 10,19,20 Zn 10,21,22 ), rare earth, 23–29 and main group elements(IIA, 18 IIIA, 30 or VA 31 elements). The unique electric and magnetic properties from various oxide layers make layered oxychalcogenides protentional application in catalysis, 32,33 , magnetics, 7 superconductivity, 19,34 luminescence, 2–4,23 and thermoelectricity 24,26,35–37 . Compared to oxytellurides with expensive and toxic tellurium, oxyselenides are cleaner, and they are easier to synthesis than oxysulfide.…”
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“…Layered oxychalcogenides with IB elements (Cu/Ag) are natural two-dimensional van der Waals layered compounds with antifluorite negatively charged [Cu 2 Ch 2 ] n− (n = 1-2) or [Ag 2 Ch 2 ] 2− (Ch = S, Se or Te) unit. 1 The oxide layers are varied with first transition metal (Sc, [2][3][4][5] Mn, [6][7][8][9][10][11] Fe, [12][13][14][15] Co, 7,9,11,16 Ni, 17,18 Cu, 10,19,20 Zn 10,21,22 ), rare earth, [23][24][25][26][27][28][29] and main group elements(IIA, 18 IIIA, 30 or VA 31 elements). The unique electric and magnetic properties from various oxide layers make layered oxychalcogenides protentional application in catalysis, 32,33 , magnetics, 7 superconductivity, 19,34 luminescence, [2][3][4]23 and thermoelectricity.…”
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“…However, the electrical properties of the material were not satisfactory for its application as a p-type TCM; in particular, an improvement in conductivity is needed. Because most layered oxychalcogenides have strong ionic bonds in their oxide layers [10][11][12], the cations in the layer, such as those of rare earth metals, are chemically inert. The ions in the oxide layers barely contribute to the band edge.…”
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“…These materials possess flexibility in the structure and chemical composition, which allows for control of their physical properties. Several compounds with 32225 or 21113 structures have been reported with Cu Ch ( Ch = S, Se, Te), Ag Ch , or TMPn ( TM = transition metals, Pn = P, As, Sb) layers. , However, it is not easy to predict which of these structures can be formed for these phases. For example, the 32225 and 21113 structures have been reported for the Sr–Sc–Cu–S–O system, , while only 21113 has been reported for the Sr–Mn–Cu–S–O system …”
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confidence: 99%