Structure refinement of bismuth oxide bromide, BiOBr
Structure refinement of bismuth oxide bromide, BiOBr
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DOI:
10.1107/s0108270186093307
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发表时间:
1986-08
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J. Ketterer;V. Krämer
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作者:
J. Ketterer;V. Krämer
Abstract Mr= 304.88, tetragonal, P4/nmm, a= 3.9233 (5), c= 8.105 (2) A, V= 124.7 (3)/k3, Z= 2, D,,= 8.082, Dx= 8.12 g cm-3, 2 (Mo Ks)= 0.71069 A,#= 825.5 cm-l, F (000)= 248, room temperature; final R= 0.048 for 190 independent observed reflections. The compound belongs to the BiOC1 (PbFC1) layer structure family; its structure was refined in the course of a systematic study on crystal chemistry and bond relationships of the bismuth oxide halides. The Bi--O and Bi--Br bond lengths are 2.3251 (3) and 3.1698 (3) A, respectively.Transparent yellowish platelets of max. dimensions 2 x 2 x 0.5 mm were prepared by sublimation of commercial BiOBr powder in an evacuated quartz ampoule for 5 d from 983 to 943 K. A single crystal of size 200 x 10 x 5 lam was selected; value of Dm from Bannister & Hey (1935). Enraf-Nonius CAD-4 diffractometer, graphite-mono-chromatized Mo Ka radiation, scan width 1.2% ctr--20 scan mode, 20< 70, h:-6 to 6, k: 0 to 6, h 0 to 13; lattice parameters with program GUINIER (Carpentier, 1973), which corrected Guinier powder data using cubic As203 (a= 11.0765 A) as internal standard, and refined with program LSUCRE (Evans, Appleman & Handwerker, 1963). SHELX76 (Sheldrick, 1976) system; two standard reflec-tions: no significant variation; 635 total reflections, 199 independent, 190 with 1> 3o (/); Ri, t= 0.071 (on F); corrections for Lorentz-polarization, absorption (transmis-sion factors 0.05 to 0.66), and extinction [g= 0.6 (1) x 10-2] effects. As starting set of atom parameters the values of Bannister & Hey (1935), obtained from powder data, were chosen. Refinement of positional and anisotropic thermal parameters resulted in final R= 0.048, t wR= 0.045/w= 1/[a2 (F)+ 10-4F2]}, least squares based on F; 11 parameters refined; max. A/o< 10-4; max. Ap= 5.5, min. Ap=-4.7 e Aa close to heavy atoms; scattering factors of neutral atoms (Cromer & Mann, 1968) used and corrected