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The Characterizations Of M3TeO6?M=Cu,Co?and Their Physical Properties Under High Pressure

Posted on:2021-01-20Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:L H DongFull Text:PDF
GTID:2370330623978292Subject:Condensed matter physics
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Tellurium-based compounds are promising dielectric candidates for multilayer ceramic capacitors and low temperature co-fired ceramics due to their low sintering temperature and good dielectric properties.At present,the research on its structure and performance has aroused great enthusiasm of most researchers.High pressure technology provides a new method for discovering many new substances,new structures and new properties different from those under normal pressure and opens a bright new window to the materials research.In this thesis,M3TeO6?M=Cu,Co?was synthesized by solid-phase sintering method.It was characterized conventionally and then the effects of high pressure on the structural properties of these material were investigated.The obtained results are as follows:?1?Cu3TeO6 with cubic phase was prepared by solid phase method.Scanning electron microscope?SEM?showed that the particles of Cu3TeO6 sample were closely packed,and it had high dense capacity.?2?The crystal structure stability of Cu3TeO6 was studied by high-pressure Raman and high-pressure in-situ synchrotron radiation X-ray diffraction.The high-pressure Raman spectra indicated that new peaks appeared when the pressure reached 11.2 GPa.The high-pressure in-situ synchrotron radiation X-ray diffraction patterns showed that Cu3TeO6 underwent a structural phase transition from cubic phase Ia-3 to orthorhombic phase Ibca under high pressure?8.6 GPa?.?3?The monoclinic Co3TeO6 was prepared by solid phase method.SEM showed that the surface of Co3TeO6 sample was rough with obvious pits and attached by many tiny grains.?4?The high-pressure Raman spectra of Co3TeO6 were carried out.The results showed that new peaks appeared when the pressure reached 5.9 GPa.It indicated that the structural phase transition might occur in Co3TeO6 under high pressure.
Keywords/Search Tags:M3TeO6?M=Cu,Co?, Metal tellurates, High pressure, Crystal structure, Structural phase transition
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