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  • 2020Synthesis and characterisation of Sr4Fe3-xCrxO10-δ 2citations
  • 2017Topotactic fluorine insertion into the channels of FeSb2O4-related materials.13citations
  • 2012Low temperature fluorination of Sr3Fe2O7-x with polyvinylidine fluoride: An X-ray powder diffraction and Mossbauer spectroscopy study26citations
  • 2011The synthesis, structure, magnetic and electrical properties of FeSb2-xPbxO425citations
  • 2011Structure and magnetic properties of the cubic oxide fluoride BaFeO2F48citations
  • 2010The ionic conductivity and local environment of cations in Bi9ReO177citations
  • 2010LaSrCoFeO5, LaSrCoFeO5F and LaSrCoFeO5.5: new La-Sr-Co-Fe perovskites22citations
  • 2009Synthesis and characterization of La0.8Sr1.2Co0.5M0.5O4−δ (M=Fe, Mn)15citations
  • 2001Investigation of defect structures formed by doping tetravalent ions into spinel-related iron oxides using atomistic simulation calculations11citations
  • 2001Cation distribution and magnetic structure of the ferrimagnetic spinel NiCO₂O₄315citations

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  • Slater, Peter
  • Marco, J.
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  • Santos, B.
  • Shinawi, H. El
  • Moore, Elaine
  • Marco, J. F.
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  • Parretti, Helen
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LaSrCoFeO5, LaSrCoFeO5F and LaSrCoFeO5.5: new La-Sr-Co-Fe perovskites

  • Greaves, Colin
  • Marco, Jf
  • Shinawi, H. El
  • Berry, Frank
Abstract

The brownmillerite phase LaSrCoFeO5 has been prepared by partially reducing the parent perovskite material LaSrCoFeO6 in 10% H-2/N-2. The material crystallizes in the Icmm space group with the transition metal ions randomly distributed over the octahedral and tetrahedral sites of the structure. The material shows G-type antiferromagnetic order at room temperature which is consistent with the presence of high spin Co2+ and Fe3+. The perovskite phases LaSrCoFeO5F and LaSrCoFeO5.58 are synthesized by fluorination and room temperature air oxidation of LaSrCoFeO5, respectively. LaSrCoFeO5.56 could be prepared by quenching the sample from 1300 degrees C into liquid nitrogen. Neutron powder diffraction data, Mossbauer spectroscopy and magnetic susceptibility measurements suggest a G-type antiferromagnetism in these materials at room temperature due to the presence of Co3+ in the high spin state, which is not common in this type of materials.

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  • perovskite
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • phase
  • Nitrogen
  • susceptibility
  • space group
  • quenching