Synthesis, Crystal and Electronic Structure of the Sulfido Ferrate Oxide, Cs11[Fe5S8]2[O]
Synthesis, Crystal and Electronic Structure of the Sulfido Ferrate Oxide, Cs11[Fe5S8]2[O]
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10.1002/zaac.201400357
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2014-11
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M. Schwarz;C. Röhr
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M. Schwarz;C. Röhr
The sulfido ferrate oxide Cs11[Fe5S8]2[O] was synthesized at a maximum temperature of 1170 K from samples containing Fe, Cs2S2 and CsO2 as well as by substituting CsO2 as oxygen source with Fe2O3. In the crystal structure (tetragonal, tI84, SG I4/mmm, a = 1199.34(2), c = 1411.65(2) pm, Z = 2, R1 = 0.0188) two crystallographically different iron ions, which are present in a 1:4 atomic ratio, are tetrahedrally coordinated by S ligands [d(Fe–S) = 228.8–238.3 pm]. The [FeS4] tetrahedra are connected by common edges to form “holey” layers closely related to the dense tetrahedra layers of compounds like “AIFe2S2” (AxFe2–yS2, ThCr2Si2-type). In both compounds the layers are arranged in the unit cell at heights z of 1/4 and 3/4. Inbetween the alkali counter cations are interspersed. In Cs11[Fe5S8]2[O], one cation site is replaced by oxygen, which is octahedrally coordinated by Cs cations only [d(O–Cs) = 285–303 pm]. The tips of these isolated [OCs6] octahedra point into the holes of two adjacent sulfido ferrate layers. The structure relation between the aristotype “A[Fe2S2]”, the mixed-valent title compound and “K5[Fe8S10]”, which serves as a model for the FeII ferrates AxFe2–yS2, are discussed applying the crystallographic group-subgroup formalism. The latter model compound is used in a comparison of the calculated band structures and the discussion of the chemical bonding in a layered FeII sulfido ferrate and the related intermediate valent FeII/III title compound.