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  • substance: NiO property: lattice parameter, thermal expansion

    lattice parameter

    a 4.1705 T 0 K variation with T: Fig. 1, variation 71B4.1759 T = 298 K with pressure: Fig. 2 71B4.1758 T = 298 K 54S4.1752 T = 273 K 63P4.1767 T = 300 K4.1796 T = 354 K4.1886 T = 515 K4.1991 T = 688 K4.2070 T = 821 K4.2101 T = 890 K4.2183 T = 1023 K

    pO2 [atm]4.1738 T = 298 K, 106 samples quenched from 1673 K after 69B4.1725 104 equilibration at the pressures4.1719 102 of O2 shown4.1713 1014.1701 100.74.1696 100

    coefficient of linear thermal expansion

    3.2105 K1 RT 66C7.93106 K1 at high temperatures 71B1.39105 K1 T = 160...1300oC 63G

    lattice parameter in Li doped NiOLi content [at%]

    a 4.1764 0 room temperature data for 76D4.1758 1.00 pO2 106 atm and incorporation4.1753 1.30 of Li2O at 1073 K;4.1746 1.70 at all concentrations = 90.06o

    At pO2 = 106 atm the maximum Li content before seggregation of a new phase is 1.9 at%. At higher pO2 higherLi contents are possible [76D].

    x a 4.170 0 0 third column gives x and 66S

    4.167 0.005 0.057 in LixNi1xO1+ at RT4.164 0.025 0.0634.153 0.075 0.0784.140 0.135 0.097

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  • Fig. 1.NiO. Lattice constant (volume of the unit cell) temperature. Solid curves calculated. Fig. b: solid curve:calculated lattice constants with magnetic contribution, dashed line: without that contribution [71B].

  • Fig. 2.Variation of the lattice constant with pressure [66C].

    Subvolume D: Non-Tetrahedrally Bonded Binary Compounds II----------------------------------------References:Fig. 1.Fig. 2.