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Single-Crystal Synthesis and Structures of Rb-Boroleucite Rb(BSi 2 )O 6 and Boropollucite Cs(BSi 2 )O 6 at 293 and 120 K

Single-Crystal Synthesis and Structures of Rb-Boroleucite Rb(BSi 2 )O 6 and Boropollucite Cs(BSi... Abstract The structures of Rb-boroleucite Rb1.0(B0.333Si0.667)3O6 and boropollucite Cs0.87(B0.290Si0.710)3O6 were studied using single crystals, which were prepared under hydrothermal conditions. In the zeolite-like framework structures, Rb and Cs atoms are located in large window cavities formed by four, six, and eight tetrahedra. The B and Si atom randomly occupy general positions. Cubic space groups of both phases (acentric sp. gr. I\(\bar {4}\)3d for Rb and centrosymmetric holohedral sp. gr. Ia\(\bar {3}\)d for Cs) remain unchanged at room temperature and down to 120 K. Rubidium boroleucite has a stoichiometric formula. Boropollucite is characterized by a deviation from the stoichiometric composition, which is manifested in the predominance of Si atoms in tetrahedra and the defect occupation of the Cs site. The size of alkali metal cations plays a crucial role in the existence of a particular modification, which is consistent with earlier results. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Crystallography Reports Springer Journals

Single-Crystal Synthesis and Structures of Rb-Boroleucite Rb(BSi 2 )O 6 and Boropollucite Cs(BSi 2 )O 6 at 293 and 120 K

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Publisher
Springer Journals
Copyright
2019 Pleiades Publishing, Inc.
ISSN
1063-7745
eISSN
1562-689X
DOI
10.1134/s1063774519010073
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Abstract

Abstract The structures of Rb-boroleucite Rb1.0(B0.333Si0.667)3O6 and boropollucite Cs0.87(B0.290Si0.710)3O6 were studied using single crystals, which were prepared under hydrothermal conditions. In the zeolite-like framework structures, Rb and Cs atoms are located in large window cavities formed by four, six, and eight tetrahedra. The B and Si atom randomly occupy general positions. Cubic space groups of both phases (acentric sp. gr. I\(\bar {4}\)3d for Rb and centrosymmetric holohedral sp. gr. Ia\(\bar {3}\)d for Cs) remain unchanged at room temperature and down to 120 K. Rubidium boroleucite has a stoichiometric formula. Boropollucite is characterized by a deviation from the stoichiometric composition, which is manifested in the predominance of Si atoms in tetrahedra and the defect occupation of the Cs site. The size of alkali metal cations plays a crucial role in the existence of a particular modification, which is consistent with earlier results.

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Crystallography ReportsSpringer Journals

Published: Jan 1, 2019

Keywords: Crystallography and Scattering Methods

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