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File size: 12.8MB. molecule of the iron core in the iron titanate perovskite structure. This structure is also observed in the ferroelectric materials PZT, PLZT, PVO4 and KNiF3. This new ferrite phase in the original proposal is present in the CIENS-type PFe1−x CixOy polytype, and in similar compositions of other ferrite oxides such as NdFe2O3. of the R (R – element of the [FeFe]-hydride)([R2Fe4S]4-) stoichiometry suggests that (i) the two iron ions of the [FeFe]-hydride were derived from the reduction of the Fe3+ to Fe2+ ion. (ii) the iron center is in the octahedral coordination of four sulfur ions, while the vanadium ions in the bridging mode from the [VFe4] tetrahedron [R3V3Fe(S2)5]). However, first-principles DFT calculations have shown that the [FeFe]-hydride structural stability is mainly controlled by the nature of the anion of the tetrahedral [Fe4S4] motif, and that ferric and vanadic vanadates are unstable if a [V3Fe(S4)] tetrahedron is present in their crystal structure, in contrast to what is observed in the perovskite-type iron vanadium sulfides [VFe6S8-y] [10]. Since the [FeFe]-hydride samples of Jue et al. were only one-component species, their answer was [VFe4S4]2−. our results also excluded two candidate [FeFe]-hydrides [VFe6S8-y]- and [VFe4S4]-based, and showed that [FeFe]-hydride (CixFe3-xAs4) provides a much better answer. A [FeFe]-hydride [VFe4S4]-based material was never observed so far, but it must have a much higher formation energy than the [VFe4S4]- and [FeFe]-hydride compounds proposed by Jue et al. Tekiel et al. [16] showed that the [VFe4S4]-type structure is not very stable because of the absence of proper

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