Sr2FeMoO6 double perovskits display low field MR at a relatively high temperature and unusual ferromagnetic properties. These compounds depicts metal to insulator transition increasing x above xc ~ 0.25. A comparative analysis of the near edge regions (XANES) suggests that iron is Fe3+ in the metallic range. Checking the end compounds, we found that the doped samples can be viewn as inhomogeneous distributions of the end compounds. This could help to distinguish between the two scenarios proposed to explain the metal to insulator transition. Moreover, the local atomic structure of Sr2FeMoxW1-xO6 as a function of composition (0 x 1) has been investigated by Extended x-ray absorption spectroscopy (EXAFS) a the Fe, Mo, Sr K-edges and W L III-edge.

Local structure of Sr2FeMoxW1-xO6double perovskites studied by EXAFS

Bardelli F;
2005

Abstract

Sr2FeMoO6 double perovskits display low field MR at a relatively high temperature and unusual ferromagnetic properties. These compounds depicts metal to insulator transition increasing x above xc ~ 0.25. A comparative analysis of the near edge regions (XANES) suggests that iron is Fe3+ in the metallic range. Checking the end compounds, we found that the doped samples can be viewn as inhomogeneous distributions of the end compounds. This could help to distinguish between the two scenarios proposed to explain the metal to insulator transition. Moreover, the local atomic structure of Sr2FeMoxW1-xO6 as a function of composition (0 x 1) has been investigated by Extended x-ray absorption spectroscopy (EXAFS) a the Fe, Mo, Sr K-edges and W L III-edge.
2005
double perovskites
XAFS
Sr
Mo
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