Lithium nickel borides: evolution of [NiB] layers driven by Li pressure
Lithium nickel borides: evolution of [NiB] layers driven by Li pressure
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10.1039/d0qi01150a
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2020
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V. Gvozdetskyi;Yang Sun;Xin Zhao;G. Bhaskar;Scott L Carnahan;Colin P. Harmer;Feng Zhang;R. Ribeiro;P. Canfield;Aaron J. Rossini;Caizhuang Wang;K. Ho;J. Zaikina
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V. Gvozdetskyi;Yang Sun;Xin Zhao;G. Bhaskar;Scott L Carnahan;Colin P. Harmer;Feng Zhang;R. Ribeiro;P. Canfield;Aaron J. Rossini;Caizhuang Wang;K. Ho;J. Zaikina
Here we show the effect of Li chemical pressure on the structure of layered polymorphs with LiNiB composition: RT-LiNiB (room temperature polymorph) and HT-LiNiB (high temperature polymorph), resulting in stabilization of the novel RT-Li1+xNiB (x ∼ 0.17) and HT-Li1+yNiB (y ∼ 0.06) phases. Depending on the synthesis temperature and initial Li content, precisely controlled via hydride route synthesis, [NiB] layers undergo structural deformations, allowing for extra Li atoms to be accommodated between the layers. In situ variable temperature synchrotron and time-dependent laboratory powder X-ray diffraction studies suggest Li step-wise deintercalation processes: RT-Li1+xNiB → RT-LiNiB (high temp.) → LiNi3B1.8 → binary Ni borides and HT-Li1+yNiB → HT-LiNiB (high temp.) → LiNi3B1.8 → binary Ni borides. Quantum chemistry calculations and solid state 7Li and 11B NMR spectroscopy shed light on the complexity of real superstructures of these compounds determined from high resolution synchrotron powder diffraction data. Disciplines Engineering Physics | Inorganic Chemistry | Materials Chemistry Comments This article is published as Gvozdetskyi, Volodymyr, Yang Sun, Xin Zhao, Gourab Bhaskar, Scott L. Carnahan, Colin P. Harmer, Feng Zhang, Raquel Ribeiro, Paul Canfield, Aaron J Rossini, Cai Zhuang Wang, Kai Ming Ho, and Julia V. Zaikina. "Lithium Nickel Borides: evolution of MBene layers driven by Li pressure." Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers 8, no. 7 (2021): 1675. DOI: 10.1039/D0QI01150A. Posted with permission. Creative Commons License This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 License Authors Volodymyr Gvozdetskyi, Yang Sun, Xin Zhao, Gourab Bhaskar, Scott L. Carnahan, Colin P. Harmer, Feng Zhang, Raquel A. Ribeiro, Paul C. Canfield, Aaron J. Rossini, Cai-Zhuang Wang, Kai-Ming Ho, and Julia V. Zaikina This article is available at Iowa State University Digital Repository: https://lib.dr.iastate.edu/chem_pubs/1279