Pressure‐Induced Intersite BiM (M=Ru, Ir) Valence Transitions in Hexagonal Perovskites
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Auteurs : Zixin Huang ; Josie E. Auckett ; Peter E. R. Blanchard ; Brendan J. Kennedy ; Wojciech Miiller ; Qingdi Zhou ; Maxim Avdeev ; Mark R. Johnson ; Mohamed Zbiri ; Gaston Garbarino ; William G. Marshall ; Qinfen Gu ; Chris D. LingSource :
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Pressure‐induced charge transfer from Bi to Ir/Ru is observed in the hexagonal perovskites Ba3+nBiM2+nO9+3n (n=0,1; M=Ir,Ru). These compounds show first‐order, circa 1 % volume contractions at room temperature above 5 GPa, which are due to the large reduction in the effective ionic radius of Bi when the 6s shell is emptied on oxidation, compared to the relatively negligible effect of reduction on the radii of Ir or Ru. They are the first such transitions involving 4d and 5d compounds, and they double the total number of cases known. Ab initio calculations suggest that magnetic interactions through very short (ca. 2.6 Å) MM bonds contribute to the finely balanced nature of their electronic states.
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These compounds show first‐order, circa 1 % volume contractions at room temperature above 5 GPa, which are due to the large reduction in the effective ionic radius of Bi when the 6s shell is emptied on oxidation, compared to the relatively negligible effect of reduction on the radii of Ir or Ru. They are the first such transitions involving 4d and 5d compounds, and they double the total number of cases known. Ab initio calculations suggest that magnetic interactions through very short (ca. 2.6 Å) MM bonds contribute to the finely balanced nature of their electronic states.</p></abstract><abstract xml:lang="de" style="graphical"><p><hi rend="bold">Der druckinduzierte Ladungstransfer</hi> von einem Element auf das andere in drei hexagonalen Perowskiten liefert das erste Beispiel für derartige Prozesse mit 4d‐ oder 5d‐Metallen. Elektronen können aus der 6s‐Schale von Bi „herausgepresst“ und von den 4d‐ oder 5d‐Schalen von Ru/Ir aufgenommen werden. 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