Raman study of rutile (TiO"2) at high pressures
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autor | Mammone, J.F. Sharma, S.K. Nicol, M. |
autorsonst | Mammone, J.F. Sharma, S.K. Nicol, M. |
book_url | http://linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/0038-1098(80)91055-8 |
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fussnote | The Raman spectra and polymorphism of rutile have been investigated under hydrostatic pressures up to 90 kbar at room temperature. A transition previously observed in rutile at 30 kbar in a Drickamer-type cell under nonhydrostatic conditions was observed to begin at approximately 70 kbar in a 4:1 mixture of methanol and ethanol. The small amount (10-20%) of the high-pressure phase synthesized from rutile, however, did not increase even though the sample was left under pressure for a period of 1 month at ambient temperature. On the basis of factor group analysis, in situ powder x-ray diffraction data, and comparison of the Raman spectrum of the high-pressure modification with that of TiO"2-II (α-PbO"2-type structure synthesized from anatase powder at 40 kbar and 400^oC), it is evident that a high pressures rutile transforms irreversibly to TiO"2-II. |
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journal_name | Solid State Communications |
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publikationsort | Amsterdam |
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reference | 34 (1980), S. 799-802 |
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shingle_title_1 | Raman study of rutile (TiO"2) at high pressures |
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titel | Raman study of rutile (TiO"2) at high pressures |
titel_suche | Raman study of rutile (TiO"2) at high pressures The Raman spectra and polymorphism of rutile have been investigated under hydrostatic pressures up to 90 kbar at room temperature. A transition previously observed in rutile at 30 kbar in a Drickamer-type cell under nonhydrostatic conditions was observed to begin at approximately 70 kbar in a 4:1 mixture of methanol and ethanol. The small amount (10-20%) of the high-pressure phase synthesized from rutile, however, did not increase even though the sample was left under pressure for a period of 1 month at ambient temperature. On the basis of factor group analysis, in situ powder x-ray diffraction data, and comparison of the Raman spectrum of the high-pressure modification with that of TiO"2-II (α-PbO"2-type structure synthesized from anatase powder at 40 kbar and 400^oC), it is evident that a high pressures rutile transforms irreversibly to TiO"2-II. |
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