Towards an Extended Concept of Tolerance Factors for Postspinel Phases

It is shown that molar and ionic volumes are linearly related for compounds AB2O4 in the spinel-, calcium-ferrate, -titanate, and -manganate structure types at ambient and at high pressure. These relations quantify the concept of ‘chemical pressure’ by relating it to thermodynamic pressure.

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Minerals
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2025-03-17
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https://doi.org/10.3390/min15030309
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Thermal properties of materials
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Towards an Extended Concept of Tolerance Factors for Postspinel Phases

Oliver Tschauner
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Towards an Extended Concept of Tolerance Factors for Postspinel Phases

Oliver Tschauner
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Abstract

It is shown that molar and ionic volumes are linearly related for compounds AB2O4 in the spinel-, calcium-ferrate, -titanate, and -manganate structure types at ambient and at high pressure. These relations quantify the concept of ‘chemical pressure’ by relating it to thermodynamic pressure.

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