Design in solid state chemistry based on phase homologies. Sb4Te3 and Sb8Te9 as new members of the series (Sb2Te3)m·(Sb2)n

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19 April 2005

journal article
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Published by Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) in Chemical Communications

No. 21,p. 2672-2674
DOI:10.1039/b500695c
PMID:15917915

Abstract

Sb₄Te₃ and Sb₈Te₉ are members of the homology (Sb₂Te₃)_m·(Sb₂)_n, with structures consisting of Sb₂- and Sb₂Te₃-type slabs stacked along [001]; electrical conductivity and thermopower are reported for several members of this family.

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