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BaAl4 type related structures

The crystal chemistry of the phosphide oxides discussed above is closely related to the structural slabs of the well-known BaZn2P2 type (isolated P ) /BaAl4 type (P2 pairs) and related compounds. This is different for the phosphide halide structures. Some relevant structures of the phosphide halides are presented in Figure 21 and a list is given in Table 9. These structures contain isolated phosphorus atoms, P2 pairs, or one-dimensional spirals like in the structure of elemental selenium. [Pg.3679]

Structure types of antimonides with structures related to BaAl4 type structure... [Pg.141]

The ThCfjSij-type, a BaAl4-type derivative, shown in fig. 50a, is the most frequent structure type found in R-T-B, R-T-Si and R-T-Ge systems. It is also found with phosphides and related compounds. For a recent literature survey see Jeitschko and Jaberg (1980). [Pg.213]

The LaNi, (iGa(i structure, shown in fig. 85, can be interpreted as an intergrowth of BaAVtype and Cap2-type slabs with the nickel sites in the centre in one of two Cap2-type slabs only partially occupied. The structure is closely related to the 8591 Ce2NiGaio structure, shown in fig. 52a, but has a BaAl4-type slab which is only half as thick. These intergrowth structures are discussed in detail with 8050 CeNi2Si2. [Pg.249]

In the review by Kanatzidis et al. (2005), the preparation by the tin-flux method is mentioned also for several ternary phosphides and polyphosphides of rare-earth and transition metals. Typically the components (R metal, T metal, P and Sn in an atomic ratio of about 1 4 20 50) in sealed silica tubes were slowly heated, to avoid violent reactions, up to 800°C, annealed at that temperature for 1 week and slowly (2 K/h) cooled to ambient temperature. The tin-rich matrix was dissolved in diluted hydrochloric acid. The authors described the preparation of compounds corresponding for instance to the formula MeT4P12 (Me = heavy rare-earth metals and Th and U, T = Fe, Ru, etc.) and to the series of phases MeT2P2 (Me is a lanthanide or an actinide and T a late transition metal) having a structure related to the BaAl4 or ThCr2Si2 types. [Pg.605]


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