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Short-range nanoregions and nanosized defects in LiFeO\(_2\) compound deduced from Mössbauer spectroscopy and Rietveld analysis

  • V. Panagopoulos,
  • E. Devlin,
  • Y. Sanakis,
  • V. Psycharis,
  • M. Pissas

摘要

We examined the crystal and magnetic properties of the polymorphic LiFeO \(_2\) 2 compound using Mössbauer spectra (MS), X-ray diffraction data (XRD), and magnetic measurements. X-ray diffraction analysis of \(\alpha\) α -LiFeO \(_2\) 2 and \(\beta '\) β -LiFeO \(_2\) 2 phases reveals that short-range ordering observed in the \(\alpha\) α -LiFeO \(_2\) 2 phase is potentially linked to the \(\beta '\) β -LiFeO \(_2\) 2 phase nanoregions. Low-temperature MS of the \(\alpha\) α -LiFeO \(_2\) 2 phase reveal a complicated disordered magnetic state below 90 K. Rietveld analysis of the XRD data of the \(\gamma\) γ -LiFeO \(_2\) 2 phase reveals a defect microstructure. These defects produce a complicated distribution of the hyperfine magnetic field estimated from MS. While it is not possible to produce the \(\beta '\) β -LiFeO \(_2\) 2 phase in pure form, extended annealing of the \(\alpha\) α -LiFeO \(_2\) 2 phase at 400 \(^\circ\) C yields a nanocomposite material comprising nanoregions of both \(\beta '\) β -LiFeO \(_2\) 2 and \(\gamma\) γ -LiFeO \(_2\) 2 phases.

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