journal article·2014-06Open access

Crystal structures of a pentavalent bismuthate, SrBi2O6 and a lead bismuth oxide (Pb1/3Bi2/3)O1.4

Nobuhiro Kumada, Akira Miura, Takahiro Takei, Masatomo Yashima

Abstract

The crystal structures of a pentavalent bismuthate, SrBi2O6 with the PbSb2O6-type structure and a lead bismuth oxide, (Pb1/3Bi2/3)O1.4 with the fluorite-type structure were refined by using neutron diffraction data. The final R-factors were Rwp = 4.49, Rp = 3.46, RI = 4.50 and RF = 1.70% for SrBi2O6 and Rwp = 5.04, Rp = 3.93, RI = 5.47 and RF = 4.26% for (Pb1/3Bi2/3)O1.4. SrBi2O6 prepared from NaBiO3·1.4H2O is the first example of the bismuthate with the PbSb2O6-type structure. The fluorite-type lead bismuth oxide, (Pb1/3Bi2/3)O1.4 was obtained by heating the PbSb2O6-type lead bismuthate, PbBi2O5.9·H2O which was prepared also from NaBiO3·1.4H2O.
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Center for Crystal Science and Technology, University of YamanashiMiyamae-cho 7-32Kofu 400-8511Japan

Department of Chemistry and Materials Science, Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology2-12-1-W4-17, O-okayama, Meguro-kuTokyo 152-8551Japan

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