BaHg[sub2]TI[sub2] An Unusual Polar Intermetallic Phase with Strong Differentiation between the Neighboring Elements Mercury and Thallium.

High yields of the novel BaHg[sub2]TI[sub2] are achieved from reactions of the appropriate cast alloys at ∼400°C. (Isotypic SrHg[sub2]TI[sub2] also exists.) The tetragonal barium structure (P4[sub2]/mnm, a + 10.606 Å, c= 5.159 Å) was refined from both single crystal X-ray and neutron powder diffract...

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Publicado en:Journal of the American Chemical Society Vol. 131; no. 24; pp. 8677 - 8683
Autores principales: Jing-Cao Dai, Gupta, Shalabh, Gourdont, Olivier, Hyun-Jeong Kim, Corbett, John D.
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Publicado: American Chemical Society 6/24/2009
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          Gupta, Shalabh
          Gourdont, Olivier
          Hyun-Jeong Kim
          Corbett, John D.
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          Ames Laboratory and Department of Chemistry, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa 50011
          Neutron Scattering Science Division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37831
          Lujan Neutron Scattering Center, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, New Mexico
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        Physical & theoretical chemistry
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        Thallium
        Intermetallic compounds
        X-ray diffraction
        Polyhedra
        Barium
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      ab: High yields of the novel BaHg[sub2]TI[sub2] are achieved from reactions of the appropriate cast alloys at ∼400°C. (Isotypic SrHg[sub2]TI[sub2] also exists.) The tetragonal barium structure (P4[sub2]/mnm, a + 10.606 Å, c= 5.159 Å) was refined from both single crystal X-ray and neutron powder diffraction data in order to ensure the atom site assignments although distances and calculated atom site population also support the results. The Hg and TI network atoms are distinctive in their functions and bonding. Parallel chains of Hg hexagons and of TI network atoms are distinctive in their functions and bonding. Parallel chains of hexagons and of TI tetrahedra along c are constructed from polyhedra that share opposed like edges, and these are in turn interconnected by Hg—TI bonds. Overall, the number of TI—TI bonds per cell exceeds the Hg-Hg type by 20:12, but these are ∼1:2 each in bonding according to their average -ICOHP values (related to overlap populations). Barium is bound within a close 15-atom polyhedron, 12 atoms of which are the more electronegative Hg. LMTO-ASA calculations show that scalar relativistic effects are particularly important for Hg 5d-6s mixing in Hg—Hg and Hg—TI bonding, whereas relatively separate TI 6s and 6p states are more important in TI—TI interactions. The 6p states of Hg and TI and 5d of Ba define a dominant conduction band around E[subF], and the phase is metallic and Pauli-like paramagnetic. The thallium characteristics here are close to those in numerous alkali-metal—TI cluster systems. Other active metal—mercury phrases that have been studied theoretically are all distinctly electron-richer and more reduced, and without appreciable net 5d, 6s contributions to Hg—Hg bonding.
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