This study covers the experimentally observed modifications of AlN, investigates their relations and searches for new possible modifications combining data mining and ab initio methods.
New crystalline modifications of the technologically important compound CoMoO 4 would be of great importance. Thus, the simple and fast Self-Propagating Room Temperature procedure (SPRT) was used to synthesize crystalline phases of CoMoO 4 at room temperature. X-ray powder diffraction (XRPD) revealed that the synthesized material consists of two phases: CoMoO 4 (I) and CoMoO 4 (II), both with the monoclinic space group C2/m, No.12. This experimental exploration of the phase space of CoMoO 4 was complemented by theoretical efforts. These consisted of a global search for structure candidates in the CoMoO 4 system using fast empirical potentials. Eleven additional structure candidates have been found, several of which might be accessible to synthesis and/or shed light on other cobalt-molybdenum oxides whose structure and composition are under discussion.
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