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Sequence of phase transformations at the formation of the strontium chrome-molybdate compound

N.A. Kalanda 1
N.A. Kalanda
, 
A.L. Gurskii 2
A.L. Gurskii
, 
M.V. Yarmolich 1
M.V. Yarmolich
, 
A.V. Petrov 1
A.V. Petrov
, 
I.A. Bobrikov 3
I.A. Bobrikov
, 
O.Yu. Ivanshina 3
O.Yu. Ivanshina
, 
S.V. Sumnikov 3
S.V. Sumnikov
, 
F. Maia 4
F. Maia
, 
A.L. Zhaludkevich 1
A.L. Zhaludkevich
, 
S.E. Demyanov 1
S.E. Demyanov
1 Scientific-Practical Materials Research Centre of the NAS of Belarus, 19 P. Brovka Str., Minsk 220072, Belarus
2 Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics, 6 P. Brovka Str., Minsk 220013, Belarus
3 I.M. Frank Laboratory of Neutron Physics, Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, 6 Joliot-Curie Str., Dubna 141980, Russia
4 Smallmatek − Small Materials and Technologies, Lda., Rua dos Canhas, Aveiro 3810-075, Portugal
Published 1 June 2019
Communication , Volume 5, Issue 2, 69-75
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Kalanda N. et al. Sequence of phase transformations at the formation of the strontium chrome-molybdate compound // Modern Electronic Materials. 2019. Vol. 5. No. 2. pp. 69-75.
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Kalanda N., Gurskii A., Yarmolich M., Petrov A., Bobrikov I., Ivanshina O., Sumnikov S., Maia F., Zhaludkevich A., Demyanov S. Sequence of phase transformations at the formation of the strontium chrome-molybdate compound // Modern Electronic Materials. 2019. Vol. 5. No. 2. pp. 69-75.
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TY - JOUR
DO - 10.3897/j.moem.5.2.50758
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TI - Sequence of phase transformations at the formation of the strontium chrome-molybdate compound
T2 - Modern Electronic Materials
AU - Kalanda, N.A.
AU - Gurskii, A.L.
AU - Yarmolich, M.V.
AU - Petrov, A.V.
AU - Bobrikov, I.A.
AU - Ivanshina, O.Yu.
AU - Sumnikov, S.V.
AU - Maia, F.
AU - Zhaludkevich, A.L.
AU - Demyanov, S.E.
PY - 2019
DA - 2019/06/01
PB - НИТУ МИСИС
SP - 69-75
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@article{2019_Kalanda,
author = {N.A. Kalanda and A.L. Gurskii and M.V. Yarmolich and A.V. Petrov and I.A. Bobrikov and O.Yu. Ivanshina and S.V. Sumnikov and F. Maia and A.L. Zhaludkevich and S.E. Demyanov},
title = {Sequence of phase transformations at the formation of the strontium chrome-molybdate compound},
journal = {Modern Electronic Materials},
year = {2019},
volume = {5},
publisher = {НИТУ МИСИС},
month = {Jun},
url = {https://moem.colab.ws/publications/10.3897/j.moem.5.2.50758},
number = {2},
pages = {69--75},
doi = {10.3897/j.moem.5.2.50758}
}
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Kalanda, N.A., et al. “Sequence of phase transformations at the formation of the strontium chrome-molybdate compound.” Modern Electronic Materials, vol. 5, no. 2, Jun. 2019, pp. 69-75. https://moem.colab.ws/publications/10.3897/j.moem.5.2.50758.
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Keywords

crystallization rate
differential thermal analysis
Double perovskite
sequence of phase transformations
thermogravimetric analysis

Abstract

The sequence of phase transformations in the process of crystallization of the Sr2CrMoO6 by the solid-phase technique from a stoichiometric mixture of simple oxides SrCO3 + 0.5Cr2O3 + MoO, has been investigated. It was determined that the synthesis of the strontium chrome-molybdate proceeds through a series of sequential-parallel stages. By means of the differential thermal analysis and thermogravimetric analysis data, it has been established that five clearly expressed endothermal effects were observed in the temperature range 300−1300 K. It was found that during the studies of the phase transformations sequence in the process of the double perovskite synthesis, SrCrO3, SrMoO4 and Sr2CrO4 are the main concomitant compounds. Herewith, it has been observed that with the annealing temperature increase from 300 to 1270 K, the complex compounds SrCrO4, SrCrO3 (350−550 К) and SrMoO4, Sr2CrO4 (600−750 К) are emerging initially and practically simultaneously. It has been revealed with a subsequent temperature increase that in the temperature range 940−1100 К, the SrMoO4, Sr2CrO4 and SrCrO3 phase concentration dramatically drops with the emerging and growth of the Sr2CrMoO6-δ double perovskite. With that in the range up to 1120–1190 К, the main XRD reflexes intensity for the SrCrO3 and SrMoO4 lowers substantially, and their content in the samples at 1170 К is no more than 7.9%. During a consideration of the derivative of the SrCrO3, SrMoO4 and Sr2CrO4 phase transformation degree (|(dα/dt)|mах), at which their crystallization rates are maximal, it has been determined that |(dα/dt)|mах for the Sr2CrO4 corresponds to the maximal temperature 1045 К, which indicates the presence of considerable kinetic difficulties at the formation of the Sr2CrO4 phase. Thereafter this phase does not disappear and at its appearance the slowing down of the double perovskite growth takes place. On the base of investigations of the phase transformations dynamics for the obtaining of the single-phase Sr2CrMoO6-δ compound with the superstructural ordering of the Cr/Mo cations and improved magnetic characteristics, the SrCrO3 and SrMoO4 precursors were used with combined heating modes.

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