The formation energy, phase transition, and negative thermal expansion of Fe2−xScxW3O12

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Publication Date 2023-11-24
DOI 10.1039/D3CP04816K
Impact Factor 3.676
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Gaojie Zeng, Xi Zhen, Qilong Gao, Juan Guo, Mingju Chao, Xiansheng Liu, Erjun Liang


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Abstract

Tungstates with a molecular formula A2W3O12 exhibits a wider negative thermal expansion (NTE) temperature range than molybdates but are challenging to synthesize, especially when A = Fe or Cr with metastable structures. To enhance the structural stability of Fe2W3O12, Sc with lower electronegativity is adopted to substitute Fe according to Fe2−xScxW3O12, considering the thermodynamic stability of Sc2W3O12. It is shown that the solid solutions can be easily synthesized and the phase transition temperature (PTT) can be tuned to well below room temperature (RT). Theoretical calculations and experimental results show that the formation energy decreases and the W–O bond in Fe–O–W gradually strengthens as the substitution of Sc in Fe2−xScxW3O12 increases, indicating an increase in structural stability. NTE is enhanced after phase transition with an increase in the Sc content. The reduction in PTT and the enhancement in NTE properties of Fe2W3O12 could result in a decrease in the effective electronegativity of the Fe-site elements, resulting in a low formation energy and strengthened W–O bond in Fe–O–W, which corresponds to a more stable structure.

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