2002
DOI: 10.1006/jssc.2001.9501
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A New Structure Type of the Ternary Sulfide Eu1.3Nb1.9S5

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“…Within the same batch, analyses of small black platelets with a hexagonal shape gave the composition (at. %, mean of 10 spot analyses): Eu 24.1(1), Nb 15.9(1), S 60.0(6), which, on the basis of 22 S atoms, led to the formula Nb 8.82 Eu 5.85 S 22 , close to the structural formula of the commensurate composite compound Nb 8 Eu 6 S 22 recently described by Khasanova et al…”
Section: Methodssupporting
confidence: 71%
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“…Within the same batch, analyses of small black platelets with a hexagonal shape gave the composition (at. %, mean of 10 spot analyses): Eu 24.1(1), Nb 15.9(1), S 60.0(6), which, on the basis of 22 S atoms, led to the formula Nb 8.82 Eu 5.85 S 22 , close to the structural formula of the commensurate composite compound Nb 8 Eu 6 S 22 recently described by Khasanova et al…”
Section: Methodssupporting
confidence: 71%
“…In both misfit compounds (EuS) 1.173 NbS 2 and [(EuS) 1.5 ] 1.15 NbS 2 the mixed valence state of europium allows a charge transfer of about 0.6 electron per niobium atoms from the [EuS] to the [NbS 2 ] slabs which is sufficient to stabilize the structure. It is likely that such a situation (mixed valence and charge transfer) is also prevalent in the recently discovered composite compound [Nb 7 S 14 ][Nb(Eu 3 S 4 ) 2 ] where a Nb(Eu 3 S 4 ) 2 layer alternates with a NbS 2 layer, although the authors envisage only a divalent state for Eu …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%