Chemical bonding in sulfur, selenium, and tellurium fromI129andTe125Mössbauer investigations
Chemical bonding in sulfur, selenium, and tellurium fromI129andTe125Mössbauer investigations
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I129 和 Te125 穆斯堡尔研究中硫、硒和碲的化学键合
DOI:
10.1103/physrevb.19.3187
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发表时间:
1979
影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
P. Boolchand
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文献类型:
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作者:
C. Kim;P. Boolchand
I 129 Mössbauer spectra of plastic and orthorhombic Te x S 1− x (x= 0.01), trigonal, monoclinic, and bulk amorphous Te x Se 1− x (x≤ 0. 0 1 6), and trigonal Te have been investigated using Te m 129 labeled sources. From these data, we obtain chemical-bonding information of the I impurity, and show that it is nearly onefold coordinated in all these twofold coordinated hosts. Further, in comparing the measured I 129 quadrupole couplings to the known Te 125 quadrupole couplings in the chalcogen hosts, a systematic pattern in the ratios of the two couplings emerges. First, a sign reversal of V zz is believed to occur in going from Te to I, and is shown to be a consequence of chemical-bonding rearrangement, viz. the twofold coordination of Te involving π-bonding orbitals with two chalcogens near neighbors, transforms into a nearly onefold coordination of I involving σ-bonding orbitals with a chalcogen neighbor. Second, the ratios R of the Te 125-I 129 quadrupole couplings are found to be as follows: t-Te (-1.12), t-Se (-0.65), m-Se (-0.55), a-Se (-0.52), r-S (-0.48), and p-S (-0.48). The systematic reduction in the magnitude of R from Te to S is shown to be evidence of an increasingly molecular character of the host chemical bonding. In contrasting the bonding between the Se polymorphs, it is shown that a-Se is the most molecular of these solids. The bonding in a-Se is shown to be much closer to that in m-Se than in t-Se.