第243回ジオダイナミクスセミナー
Geodynamics Seminar
"Pressure-induced phase transitions in LiMO2 (M=B, Al and Ga)"
Dr. Li Lei
(Global COE Postdoctral Fellow, GRC)
主催 : 愛媛大学地球深部ダイナミクス研究センター
日時 : 2009年10月30日(金)※16:30〜
場所 : 愛媛大学総合研究棟T 4F 共通会議室(理学部構内)
要 旨
Phase transition under high pressure is significant to the study of
the material properties and transformation mechanisms. Pressure-induced
irreversible structural transitions always occur in the similar compounds
LiMO2 (M = B, Al and Ga), where M is the element of VA group of the Periodic
Table. The LiMO2 compounds are considered to be a congruent compound of
the Li2O-M2O3 system. Technologically, these compounds are attractive because
of their potential applications in optoelectronics. This kind of A1+B3+O2
compounds can crystallize with two or more structures. With the pressure
increase, their structures become more symmetrical, and the M ions tend
to have higher coordination number (3 → 4 → 6). Previous studies only
focused on the phase transitions of LiMO2 at some certain P-T points. In
this work, we have studied the LiMO2 compounds over a wide range P-T condition
(0.5-22 GPa, 27-1600 ℃) by means of XRD analysis, DTA measurements, FT-IR
spectroscopy and FT-Raman spectroscopy. It has been found that LiBO2, LiAlO2
and LiGaO2 could experience first-order phase transitions to its polymorphs
at relatively modest P-T conditions compared to the previously reported
results. Besides the previously described polymorphic phases, a new high-pressure
phase of LiGaO2 have been recovered by compressing the orthorhombic phase
LiGaO2 at pressures above 13 GPa. The new phase may be indexed as a cubic
structure with lattice parameter of a = 0.4105 nm. In addition, the P-T
phase diagrams for LiBO2, LiAlO2 and LiGaO2 have also been defined for
the first time. It is worthwhile to address similarities and differences
in terms of the structure and spectroscopy between these similar compounds.
It may lead to a better understanding of the phase evolution in the LiMO2
system.
問い合わせ先:土屋 卓久 TEL (089)927-8198
E-mail takut@sci.ehime-u.ac.jp
