structural and optothermal properties of iron ditelluride layered structures in the framework of the lattice compatibility theory
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Abstract
This study concerns structural and optothermal properties of iron ditelluride layered structures which were fabricated via a low-cost protocol. The main precursors were FeCl3 · 6H2O and Fe2O3. After a heat treatment within a tellurium-rich medium at various temperatures (470°C, 500°C, and 530°C) during 24 h, classical analyses have been applied to the iron ditelluride layered structures. A good crystalline state with a preferential orientation of the crystallites along (111) direction has been recorded. Moreover, additional opto-thermal investigation and analyses within the framework of the Lattice Compatibility Theory gave plausible explanation for prompt temperature-dependent incorporation of tellurium element inside hematite elaborated matrices.
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| Authors | ;K. Ben Messaoud;A. Gantassi;H. Essaidi;J. Ouerfelli;A. Colantoni;K. Boubaker;M. Amlouk |
| Journal | bulletin of the korean chemical society |
| Year | 2014 |
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