Heteroanionic titanium oxide-fluoride compounds: from anionic ordering to defects
Damien
Dambournet1;
1SORBONNE UNIVERSITY, Paris, France;
Type of Paper: Invited
Id Paper: 91
Topic: 52Abstract:
The crystal chemistry of inorganic compounds featuring mixed anionic framework provides a broad richness from the standpoint of the structure and properties.(1-2) The solid-state chemistry of titanium-based oxide-fluoride compounds is a school case to exemplify how anions can arrange in different structural arrangements. In this presentation, we shall exemplify the structural arrangements through two examples showing how anions, particularly fluoride, can be ordered. In a first example, we will describe the structure of a cubic phase TiOF2 from the average to the local order standpoints. Thereafter, we will describe how monovalent anions such as fluoride and hydroxide can be stabilized in an oxide framework, leading to the stabilization of cationic vacancies (3). Finally, we will present how these defects can unlock the electrochemical activity toward multivalent ions opening new avenues to develop new electrochemical devices (4).
Keywords:
Advanced Characterization Techniques and Applications; Design of materials for sustainable energy production;
References:
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Dambournet D. (2019).
Heteroanionic titanium oxide-fluoride compounds: from anionic ordering to defects.
In F. Kongoli, M.A. Alario Franco, J. Etourneau, S. Kalogirou, F.D.S. Marquis, R. Martins, K. Poeppelmeier, B. Raveau, Y. Shimakawa, M. Takano
(Eds.), Sustainable Industrial Processing Summit
SIPS2019 Volume 9: Tressaud Intl. Symp. / Solid State Chemistry for Applications and Sustainable Development
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