This work investigates the influence of initial compound synthesis prehistory on the phase sequence during formation of single-phase Sr2FeMoO6 (SFMO). Analytical-grade SrCO3, Fe2O3 and MoO3 (sample No.1) and partially reduced precursors of SrFeO3-x (SFO) and SrMoO4-y (SMO) (sample No.2) were used as initial reagents. In the latter case, kinetic limitations of SFMO phase formation are resolved by increasing the diffusivity of both of Fe3+ and Mo5+ and decreasing diffusion lengths to the reaction zone. This enhances the double-perovskite growth rate, lowers synthesis temperature and increases the intensity of X-ray reflections of (011) and (013) planes suggesting a superstructural ordering of Fe3+ and Mo5+ cations. Samples No.1 and No.2 have both a Тс ~ 420K while the magnetization value at 77 K in the sample No.2 is higher by a factor 2.3 compared to that of sample No.1. A decrease of the oxygen vacancy concentration by annealing Sr2FeMoO5.82 lowered magnetization of the samples and promoted the formation of a second magnetic phase with Тс = 700 К. We suppose that an increase of oxygen partial pressure during annealing causes formation of clusters with antiferromagnetic coupling in Fe3+-О2--Fe3+ chains. In order to increase the magnetoresistive effect at temperatures relevant for technical application, weak intergrain bonds should be formed.
Однофазные наноразмерные порошки Sr 2 FeMoO 6 с различной степенью Р сверхструктурного упорядочения катионов Fe 3 и Mo 5 были получены цитрат-гель-методом при pH 4, 6, 9 (Р 65% для pH 4, Р 51% для pH 6 и Р 20% для pH 9). Методами рентгенофазового, термограви-метрического анализов, атомно-силовой, сканирующей электронной микроскопии (АСМ, СЭМ) и динамического рассеяния света (ДРС-анализ) изучена последовательность фазовых превращений, установлены темпе-ратурные интервалы образования и растворения сопутствующих фаз
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