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  • 2011Formation, cationic site exchange and surface structure of mechanosynthesized EuCrO<sub>3</sub> nanocrystalline particles32citations
  • 2009The Formation of Nanocrystalline SrFeO3−δ Using Mechano-Synthesis and Subsequent Sintering: Structural and Mössbauer Studies23citations
  • 2008Synthesis and structural investigation of a new oxide fluoride of composition Ba2SnO2.5F3·xH2O (x≈0.5)18citations
  • 2008Magnetic order in perovskite-related SrFeO<sub>2</sub>Fcitations
  • 2007Iron(III) as a defect in diantimony tetroxide4citations
  • 2002Tin-, titanium-, and magnesium-doped alpha-Cr2O3: characterisation and rationalisation of the structures17citations
  • 2002Prediction of defect structure in lithiated tin- and titanium-doped alpha-Fe2O3 using atomistic simulation9citations
  • 2001Investigation of defect structures formed by doping tetravalent ions into spinel-related iron oxides using atomistic simulation calculations11citations

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  • Wynter, C. I.
  • Klencsár, Z.
  • Al-Rawas, A. D.
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  • Johnson, C.
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  • Heap, Richard
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  • Berry, Frank J.
  • Slater, Peter
  • Thomas, Michael F.
  • Berry, F. J.
  • Heap, R.
  • Shim, S.
  • Helgason, O.
  • Slater, P. R.
  • Thomas, M. F.
  • Widatallah, Hisham
  • Widatallah, Hisham M.
  • Johnson, Clive
  • Ayub, Ibrar
  • Johnson, David A.
  • Marco, J. F.
  • Bohorquez, A.
  • Berry, Frank
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Investigation of defect structures formed by doping tetravalent ions into spinel-related iron oxides using atomistic simulation calculations

  • Helgason, O.
  • Moore, Elaine
  • Marco, J. F.
  • Bohorquez, A.
  • Berry, Frank
Abstract

Results from atomistic simulation calculations and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy are used to define the proposed defect structures of gamma-Fe2O3 and Fe3O4 doped with tetravalent ions. These structures are of interest because of the effect of doping on the properties of the oxides. Calculations confirm that occupation by Sn4+ and Ti4+ of octahedral sites in Fe3O4 and gamma-Fe2O3 is more favourable than occupation of tetrahedral asites and indicate that the M4+ ions substitute on iron sites rather than occupy interstitial sites. For gamma-Fe2O3, XPS shows no reduction of Fe3+ occurs. Of the possible remaining balancing defects, calculations indicate that vacancies on the iron sites with six nearest-neighbour iron atoms are favoured. In the case of Fe3O4 results suggest that reduction of Fe3+ to Fe2+ is preferred and that reduction occurs on a site adjacent to M4+. This small cluster localises the disruption to the crystal structure. These results suggest that the pattern of doping by tetravalent ions in spinel-related iron oxides differs from that in the corundum-related alpha-Fe2O3.

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • cluster
  • x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy
  • simulation
  • iron
  • interstitial
  • defect structure