Efficient calculation of the structural and electronic properties of mixed valence materials: application to Prussian Blue analogues

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Abstract The structure and properties of the thermal decomposition products of Fe[Fe(CN)5NO] · x H2O (x = 5 ~ 6) have been studied by Mössbauer and FT-IR spectroscopy, X-ray diffraction, and conductivity measurements. The valence state and coordination environment of the iron ions change dramatically when the nitrosyl ligand is eliminated by heat-treatment under vacuum at 200 °C. The dark blue product obtained by heat-treatment under vacuum at 250 °C is characteristic of the mixed-valence state in Prussian blue analogues. The electrical conductivity of the dark blue product is higher by a factor of 103 than that of the starting material because of the mixed-valence state between Fe(III)[Fe(II)(CN)5] and Fe(II)[Fe(III)(CN)5]. Heat-treatment under vacuum at 350°C yields a new product Fe(II)[Fe(II)(CN)4] the crystal structure of which is different from that of the starting material. The electrical conductivity of the decomposition product obtained at 350 °C is about 105 times higher than that of the starting material.


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