کد مقاله | کد نشریه | سال انتشار | مقاله انگلیسی | نسخه تمام متن |
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1330915 | 978983 | 2011 | 7 صفحه PDF | دانلود رایگان |
![عکس صفحه اول مقاله: K2Mg5−xSn3 and K3Mg18Tt11 (Tt=Sn, pb) with two types of Mg–Sn/Pb frameworks K2Mg5−xSn3 and K3Mg18Tt11 (Tt=Sn, pb) with two types of Mg–Sn/Pb frameworks](/preview/png/1330915.png)
K2Mg5−xSn3 (x=0.28) and K3Mg18Tt11 (Tt=Sn, Pb) have been synthesized by reacting the mixture of the corresponding pure elements at high temperature, and structurally characterized by single-crystal X-ray diffraction studies. K2Mg5−xSn3 (x=0.28) is isostructural with Ni7−xSbQ2 (Q=Se, Te) series and features 2D corrugated [Mg5−xSn3] layers that are separated by K+ cations. The structure of K3Mg18Tt11 (Tt=Sn, Pb) is closely related to the Ho2Rh12As7 structural type and features 3D [Mg18Tt11] framework composed of 1D [Mg18Tt11] columns that are interconnected via Mg–Tt bonds, forming 1D hexagonal tunnels occupied by the K+ cations. Electronic structure calculations indicate that Mg atoms can function as either electron donor or as a participator in the network along with Tt atoms. Magnetic property measurements and band structure calculations indicate that these compounds are metallic.
Two new K–Mg–Tt phases, K2Mg5−xSn3 (x=0.28) and K3Mg18Tt11 (Tt=Sn, Pb), have been synthesized and structurally characterized. K2Mg5−xSn3 is isostructural with Ni7−xSbQ2 (Q=Se, Te) and features a 2D corrugated [Mg5Sn3] layer that is separated by K+ cations, and K3Mg18Tt11 (Tt=Sn, Pb) is closely related to the Ho2Rh12As7 structure type and features a 3D [Mg18Tt11] network with 1D hexagonal tunnels along the c-axis occupied by K+ cations.Figure optionsDownload as PowerPoint slideResearch highlights
► Two new polar intermetallics, K2Mg5−xSn3 (x=0.28) and K3Mg18Tt11 (Tt=Sn, Pb).
► Electronic structure calculations were performed by both TB-LMTO and EHTB methods.
► Mg atom can function as either electron donor or participator in the network.
Journal: Journal of Solid State Chemistry - Volume 184, Issue 4, April 2011, Pages 852–858