2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.jallcom.2006.08.039
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Mössbauer investigation of the thermal phase transition in RbMnFe(CN)6

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“…LT Ͼ D HT , also well agrees with the x-ray diffraction data 20 which evidence a strong lattice contraction upon the HT to LT transformation. In addition, recent Mössbauer spectrometry studies 43,44 Ӎ 140 K, which are almost two times smaller than that of the present PBAs. This result can be explained by the strong covalent character of PBAs, while the SC materials are molecular crystals.…”
Section: Sound Velocity and Debye Temperaturecontrasting
confidence: 58%
“…LT Ͼ D HT , also well agrees with the x-ray diffraction data 20 which evidence a strong lattice contraction upon the HT to LT transformation. In addition, recent Mössbauer spectrometry studies 43,44 Ӎ 140 K, which are almost two times smaller than that of the present PBAs. This result can be explained by the strong covalent character of PBAs, while the SC materials are molecular crystals.…”
Section: Sound Velocity and Debye Temperaturecontrasting
confidence: 58%
“…These evidences, typical for ferro/ferricyanides, suggest the presence of Fe(III) and Fe (II) nuclei in low-spin states (LS, S = 0). The d values (reported in Table S3 in the Supporting Information) are in agreement with the literature data for PBAs [40][41][42][43]. All the ferric doublets show a non-null D arising from the distortion in the local octahedral environment of the iron atoms that generate an asymmetry in charge distribution.…”
Section: Mössbauer Analysissupporting
confidence: 87%