The crystal chemistry of ZrSi
Reported here is a revised crystal structure of β–ZrSi (TlI/CrB structure type), correcting the atomic position and bond distances. The Si–Si bond length has been modified substantially from 2.723(6) Å to 2.4411(8) Å. The β-ZrSi single crystals were grown from an arc-melted button, and were characte...
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description | Reported here is a revised crystal structure of β–ZrSi (TlI/CrB structure type), correcting the atomic position and bond distances. The Si–Si bond length has been modified substantially from 2.723(6) Å to 2.4411(8) Å. The β-ZrSi single crystals were grown from an arc-melted button, and were characterized using single crystal X-ray diffraction. A survey of the TlI/CrB structure type shows that changes to the nomenclature would be useful, separating it into four chemically distinct subtypes: TlI, CrB, CaSi, and ThCo. β–ZrSi is an example of the CaSi subtype. α-ZrSi crystallizes in the related FeB structure type, which is also divided here into the subtypes FeB, CeSi, and YNi. The effect of electron count on the relative phase stabilities of the CaSi and CeSi subtypes is rationalized with the aid of the Zintl concept and electronic structure calculations in the Linear Muffin-Tin Orbital (LMTO) basis. |
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