Structure and properties of a novel boride (V_0.92Fe_0.08)₂FeB₂ with partially ordered U₃Si₂- type

Autor(en)

Peter Franz Rogl, Vitaliy Romaka, Jiri Bursik, Herwig Michor, Michael Reissner, Gerald Giester, Viera Homolova

Abstrakt

X- ray single- crystal structure anal. was performed for the novel compd. V1.84Fe1.16B2 (V1- xFex) 2FeB2 at x = 0.08 (P4 /mbm; a = 0.555931(9) nm, c = 0.306781(5) nm; U3Si2- type) . Consequently, structural identity is obvious between (V0.92Fe0.08) 2FeB2 and the ppts. V~2Fe~1B2 earlier identified in the UGISTAB215XH permanent magnet. Magnetic and 57Fe Mossbauer studies of (V0.92Fe0.08) 2FeB2 reveal a magnetically ordered ground state with Tc~110 K. Mossbauer spectra point towards a ferrimagnetic spin arrangement. Enthalpy of formations (DFT calcns.) for (Fe, V) , VB, V3B2, and the hypothetical soln. V3- xFexB2 (x<1.5) clearly document that the tie- line between (Fe, V) and VB is more stable than the continuous solid soln. of the U3Si2- type phase. This explains the exptl. observation that (i) binary V3B2 only dissolves a minor amt. of Fe (replacing V) , and that (ii) binary V3B2 and isotypic V1.84Fe1.16B2 appear as independent phases in the ternary phase diagram. Calcn. of the electron localization function elf yielded a very high value ( ~0.75) between boron atoms documenting strong covalent bonding. The Young's modulus E (from nano- indentation) for V1.84Fe1.16B2 is 442 GPa. The higher anisotropy in the ternary boride V2FeB2 is concluded from the significantly higher difference between C11 and C33 in V2FeB2 (192.1 GPa) with respect to V3B2 (117.0 GPa) .

Organisation(en)

Institut für Materialchemie, Institut für Mineralogie und Kristallographie

Externe Organisation(en)

Slovak Academy of Sciences (SAS), Lviv Polytechnic National University, Czech Academy of Sciences, Technische Universität Wien

Journal

Journal of Alloys and Compounds

Band

746

Seiten

638-647

Anzahl der Seiten

10

ISSN

0925-8388

DOI

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jallcom.2018.02.323

Publikationsdatum

02-2018

Peer-reviewed

Ja

ÖFOS 2012

104017 Physikalische Chemie, 104011 Materialchemie, 105113 Kristallographie

Schlagwörter

ASJC Scopus Sachgebiete

Mechanics of Materials, Mechanical Engineering, Metals and Alloys, Materials Chemistry

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