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Contributions to the Investigation of Inorganic Non-stoichiometric Compounds. XXIII. New Building Elements of Metastable Block Structures in the System Nb2O5/WO3, Investigation by High Resolution Electron Microscopy Under equilibrium conditions the region of existence of block structures in the system Nb2O5/WO3 ends with a phase having the composition 9 Nb2O5:8 WO3 corresponding to values of O/ΣM = 2.654 (M = Nb, W) and W/Nb = 0.44. We now investigated to what extent this region of existence of block structures could be expanded towards a higher content of WO3. Starting out from the known phases Nb2O5:WO3 = 6:1, 7:3, 8:5 and 9:8 in which Nb and W are present in their maximum states of oxidation, we obtained series of solid solutions by substituting W for Nb. Thereby the initial structure (block sizes [3×4], [4×4], [4×5] and [5×5] M–O-octahedra) and also the respective O/ΣM remained unchanged. Upon complete oxidation of these series of solid solutions which led into reduced systems (e. g. NbO2/Nb2O5/WO3) at ~500°C metastable products were gained, which also have block structures. Corresponding to the extent of substitution of the initial series of solid solution and the resulting ratio O/ΣM of the oxidation products the new structures are to a wide extent built of large blocks that have an extension (at maximum [5X15] M–O-octahedra) we have not observed so far. These blocks could be seen using high resolution transmission electron microscopy. The investigations on the oxidation products of the solid solutions of thc 8:5 and 9:8 series and illso it model concerning the mechanism of oxidation are described.  相似文献   

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Contributions to the Investigation of Inorganic Non-stoichiometric Compounds. XIV. Oxidation Products of Orthorhombic Nb12O29, Electron Optical Investigation An electron optical investigation shows that the orthorhombic starting material Nb12O29(BII) is well ordered. The oxidation products Nb2O5(Ox1BII) and Nb2O5(Ox2BII) are different from each other in structures as well as in their reactions. Nb2O5(Ox1BII) is unstable in the electron beam and differs from BII by characteristic point-defects. The radiation load can lead to the reduction to BII or to a transition into a defect structure with R-type-tunnels. The not well ordered structure of Nb2O5(Ox2BII) is stable in the electron beam. Characteristic is the sequence of [2×5] and [3×4] blocks, the latter in two different orientations. The observed composition O/Nb = 2.500 can be described by the present structural modell assuming vacant niobium tetrahedral sites. The large structural differences between the oxidation products of the orthorhombic and the monoclinic Nb12O29 are remarkable.  相似文献   

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Contributions to the Investigation of Inorganic Non-stoichiometric Compounds. XIII. Oxidation Products of Monoclinic Nb12O29, Electron Optical Investigation The electron optical investigation shows that the starting material Nb12O29(mon.) is well ordered and that the oxidation products Nb2O5(Ox1BI) and Nb2O5(Ox2BI) have different structures. Nb2O5(Ox1BI) has a similar structure as Nb12O29(mon.), however differs from the latter by characteristic point defects, which in the electron microscope easily disappear by reduction. Nb2O5(Ox2BI) has not a well ordered structure; characteristic are rows of [2×n]-blocks which on the average are separated by five [3×n]-blocks. The average block length is n = 4 octahedra. The observed composition O/Nb = 2.500 can be explained by a structure model with unoccupied tetrahedral sites of Nb.  相似文献   

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Contributions to the Investigation of Inorganic Non-stoichiometric Compounds. XX. Metastable Oxidation of a Series of Solid Solutions — an Access to W-rich Block Structures in the System Nb2O5/WO3 The characteristical region of existence of block structures with building elements that are limited in size in two directions ends in the system Nb2O5/WO3, as was shown by previous investigations, under conditions of equilibrium at a maximum value of 2.654 O/ΣM. For the occurring phases with the ratios Nb2O5: WO3 = 6:1, = 7:3, = 8:5 and = 9:8 as well we now were successful in substituting W for Nb. The original block structure and the corresponding ratio O/ΣM were preserved. The “9:8”-phase W4/4[Nb18W7O69], for example, forms solid solutions W4/4[Nb11W14O69] leaving the size of the building elements ([5 times; 5] blocks) unchanged. Hereby the ratio W/Nb is drastically enhanced from 0.444 to 1.364. By metastable oxidation of these solid solutions at temperatures of about 500°C, for instance in air, one comes back to the system Nb2O5/WO3. In this way the region of existence of block structures could be expanded far beyond the limit at 2.654 O/ΣM to higher W/Nb values.  相似文献   

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Contributions to the Investigation of Inorganic Non-Stoichiometric Compounds. XLIV. New Electron Microscopic Investigation of the Metastable Nb2O5 Modification Ox1C Oxidation of the blue-black NbOx phases (2.4 < x < 2.5) in air or a diluted oxygen atmosphere leads all together to 21 metastable colourless (partly yellowish) Nb2O5 modifications. These can be described as compounds having block structures like the NbOx phases themselves. At 200°C the oxidation process to the metastable phases proceeds quite slowly; at higher temperatures all polymorphs are finally transformed to H? Nb2O5. Electron diffraction patterns of the polymorph, which can be obtained by heating crystals of Nb22O54 in atmospheric environment at about 200°C (Ox1C), show extra spots in the c* direction compared to Nb22O54. This oxidation product is quite sensitive to the focused electron beam, so the reduction of the crystals back to Nb22O54 can only be avoided by reducing its intensity. Finally HRTEM images of thin crystal areas showing a superstructure were obtained. Comparing those characteristic image contrasts to calculated images of different point defect models one finds, that mainly one point defect is responsible for the superstructure. By migration of one Niobium atom two interstitial oxygen sites are created. So a structure model can be achieved leading to the formula Nb44O110.  相似文献   

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Contributions to the investigation of inorganic non-stoichiometric compounds. XXXV. Reduction of block structures by heating with the electron beam -- in situ investigation of a topotactic reaction in the system Nb2O5/WO3 In quenched samples with the starting composition Nb2O5: WO3 ≈? 1:1 we observed by using high resolution transmission electron microscopy (HRTEM) areas with large blocks of [5 × n] M–O octahedra (n = 6, 7, 8, 9; M = Nb, W). Upon heating with the electron beam a structural change occurs as an in-situ reaction. The original [5 × n] blocks are splitting up mostly in two [5 × 1/2n] blocks (n even) or when n is odd into one block with [5 × 1/2(n + 1)] and one with [5 × 1/2(n--1)] M–O octahedra. The splitting up of blocks forces some corner sharing octahedra to become edge sharing octahedra. This change of connections constitutes a partial reduction of the sample.  相似文献   

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Contributions to the Investigation of Inorganic Non-stoichiometric Compounds. XXXIV. Disordered Structures Consisting of Large Blocks in the System Nb2O5/WO3. An Electronmicroscopical Investigation The real structures of samples which have been prepared by quenching procedures using the composition Nb2O5: WO3 = 10:11 are in most cases heavily disordered; some areas show extremly large blocks. The electron microscopic investigation revealed that the blocks consist of [n × m] M? O octahedra and have edge lengths of n = 5 to 14 and of m = 5 to 13 and in one case we even found [n × m] = [5 × 32]. In comparison, samples that were heated below the melting point for a longer time, showed a less disordered structure. Block sizes of [5 × 6] to [5 × 9] in a matrix of [5 × 5] blocks could be observed.  相似文献   

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Contributions to the Investigation of Inorganic Non-stoichiometric Compounds. XV. Some Further Metastable Nb2O5-Modifications, Products of the Slow Oxidation of the NbOx Phases If in contrast to previous investigations the blue-black NbOx phases (2.4 < x < 2.5) are not oxidized in air, but in a rarefied oxygen atmosphere or with steam, five further metastable Nb2O5 forms can be obtained in addition to the numerous already known Nb2O5 modifications. Nb12O29 (mon. and orh.) and Nb47O116 lead to one new Nb2O5 form each. Nb22O54 yields two new Nb2O5 modifications. It can be deduced from the thermal behaviour that in addition to unexspected transitions between the known and the new metastable modifications in all cases H-Nb2O5 appears as final product at high temperature. The electron optical investigation of the new oxidation products of Nb12O29 (mon. and orh.) shows that their structures are determined by R-type tunnels as the characteristic structure element. By this they clearly differ from the already known oxidation products. With this for the first time sodium free niobium oxide structures occur whose structural concept is substantially shaped by R-type tunnels which are known from NaNb13O33.  相似文献   

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Contributions to the Investigation of Inorganic Non-Stoichiometric Compounds. XLIII. Preparation and Electron Microscopic Investigation of (Cr, Nb)12O29 Transport experiments in the system Cr/Nb/O yielded the compound (Cr, Nb)12O29 as crystalline green needles. The lattice parameters of the monoclinic cell are a = 31.162(8) Å, b = 3.8324(6) Å, c = 20.579(6) Å, β = 113.22(3)°. (Cr, Nb)12O29 is isotypic with monoclinic Nb12O29 as shown by Guinier diagrams and high resolution transmission electron microscopy. Characteristic structural building elements are [3 × 4]-blocks which are columnar sections from the ReO3 structure. In the real structure one finds numerous defects. Under the influence of the electron beam we observed reversible changes of contrast which indicates that the positions of the M-particles (M = Cr, Nb) have shifted.  相似文献   

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Contributions to the Investigation of Inorganic Non-Stoichiometric Compounds. XXVI. Preparation and Electron Optical Investigation of V16W9O65 The mixed vanadium-tungsten oxide with the composition V16W9O65 (V0.64W0.36O2.60) was prepared by chemical transport reactions. The dimensions of the tetragonal unit cell are a = 25.074 Å; c = 3,714 Å, determined by the X-ray-Guinier method. The probable space group is 14/mmm. The electron microscopical investigation directly reveals the block structure of the new compound. The blocks are made up of [5 × 5 × ∞] corner sharing M-O-octahedra. Other unusual block sizes are observed as defects. The blocks are connected by common corners like in the related compound (V0.65W0.35)2O5 with [4 × 4 × ∞] blocks.  相似文献   

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Contributions to the Investigation of Inorganic Non-stoichiometric Compounds. XXXVIII. Quaternary Niobium Oxide Fluorides of Cadmium and Manganese with LiNb6O15F structure For the first time we observed an occupation of the canals in the LiNb6O15F structure by bivalent metal ions. We obtained wellshaped crystals of MxNb6(O, F)16 (M ? Cd, Mn) by heating mixtures of MF2 and Nb2O5. CdxNb6(O, F)16 (MnxNb6(O, F)16) crystallizes in the orthorhombic space group Pmma with a = 16.686 (16.677), b = 3.951 (3.952) and c = 8.907 (8.902) Å. The structure of the cadmium compound was refined to give R = 3.33% and Rw = 2.90%. The resulting formula for the investigated crystal was Cd0.25Nb6O14.5F1.5.  相似文献   

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Contributions to the Investigation of Inorganic Non-stoichiometric Compounds. XXX. High Resolution Electron Microscopy Investigation of Metastable Niobium Tungsten Oxides. Comparison with Computer Simulated Images . Starting with solid solution series (Nb, W)Ox, where WO3 + NbO2 was substituted for Nb2O5, a gentle oxidation leads from the original block sizes of [3 × 4], [4 × 4], [4 × 5] or [5 × 5] octahedra to a doubling of blocks in the new ternary oxides, e. g. 2 × [5 × 5] → [5 × 10]. As HRTEM of the oxidation products revealed, these new larger blocks are connected in a special way including so-called “L-type-tunnels”. Using a LaB6-cathode with our electron microscope, we now for the first time can directly see the positions of these tunnels.  相似文献   

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Contributions to the study of Inorganic Nonstoichiometric Compounds. X. Thermal Behaviour of Metastable H-Ta2O5 Variants in the system Ta2O5- TiO2 Quenched samples of the high temperature form of Ta2O5 with Ti contents of 0 until 6.7 at-% (ΣMe = 100%) were investigated in the metastable region from 20 to 1400°C with a continuously registrating guinier-camera which was equiped with a special sample heating device: There are 3 roomtemperature-phases: H(triclinic), H1(monoclinic), H2(monoclinic), and 3 high temperature phases: H′ (triclinic), H2′ (monoclinic) and H3(tetragonal). In the regions between H and H1 as well as H1 and H2 diagrams of both phases could be observed together on the X-ray photograph; these regions disappeare at temperatures higher than approximately 310°C. With increasing temperatures the following phase transitions occure: H → H′ → H2′ → H3, H1 → H → H2′ → H3, H2 → H1 → H2′ → H3, H2 → H2′ → H3. Electronmicroscopic investigations of a sample with 6.7 at-% Ti gave no indication to the existence of “shear planes”. By means of the present results various possibilities of the incorporation of Ti in the H-Ta2O5 lattice are discussed.  相似文献   

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