Structure and compositional trends in alkali-metal containing titanium and vanadium oxide chalcogenides and the new van der Waals phase Ti2Te2O
Structure and compositional trends in alkali-metal containing titanium and vanadium oxide chalcogenides and the new van der Waals phase Ti2Te2O
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jssc.2023.124276
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发表时间:
2023-08-25
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3.3
通讯作者:
Clarke,Simon J.
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作者:
Kelly,Nicola D.;Clarke,Simon J.
We report the solid-state synthesis of all eighteen layered oxide chalcogenides in the structural family A M 2 Q 2 O (A= K/Rb/Cs; M= Ti/V; Q= S/Se/Te), allowing the determination of trends in composition and reactivity within the series. All materials are isostructural, crystallising in the primitive tetragonal space group P 4/m m m as reported previously for five compounds in the series. The titanium or vanadium ions have intermediate valency on a single crystallographic site, leading to temperature-independent paramagnetism and correlated electronic behaviour which is influenced by the compositional variation. Furthermore, the alkali metal ions in Image 1 and Image 2 can be removed by oxidative deintercalation using Image 3 at room temperature to produce a new metastable van der Waals layered phase, Image 4. During the deintercalation reaction the oxide chalcogenide layers undergo a relative shift by (0.5, 0.5) in the ab plane such that Image 4 is body-centered with space group I 4/m m m.