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  • 2002Tin-, titanium-, and magnesium-doped alpha-Cr2O3: characterisation and rationalisation of the structures17citations

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  • Widatallah, Hisham M.
  • Ren, Xiaolin
  • Johnson, Clive
  • Moore, Elaine
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Tin-, titanium-, and magnesium-doped alpha-Cr2O3: characterisation and rationalisation of the structures

  • Widatallah, Hisham M.
  • Ren, Xiaolin
  • Johnson, Clive
  • Moore, Elaine
  • Ayub, Ibrar
  • Berry, Frank J.
  • Johnson, David A.
Abstract

Tin- and titanium-doped α-Cr2O3 have been prepared by the calcination of precipitates. Rietveld structure refinement of the X-ray powder diffraction patterns shows that the dopant metals occupy interstitial sites and partially substitute on octahedral chromium sites in the corundum-related α-Cr2O3 structure. Interatomic potential calculations show that such defects are energetically more favourable than the exclusive substitution of chromium or the occupation by the dopant of interstitial sites in α-Cr2O3 with charge balance being achieved by an appropriate number of cation vacancies. However, the attempted incorporation of magnesium within α-Cr2O3 results in the formation of spinel-related MgCr2O4. The observation is rationalised in terms of the greater thermodynamic stability of the spinel-related structure.

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • chromium
  • Magnesium
  • Magnesium
  • precipitate
  • titanium
  • interstitial
  • tin