Phase transitions and conductivity anomalies in solid solutions of VO2 with TiO2, NbO2, and MoO2

Rao, C. N. R. ; Natarajan, M. ; Subba Rao, G. V. ; Loehman, R. E. (1971) Phase transitions and conductivity anomalies in solid solutions of VO2 with TiO2, NbO2, and MoO2 Journal of Physics and Chemistry of Solids, 32 (6). pp. 1147-1150. ISSN 0022-3697

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Abstract

The solid solutions V1−xTixO2 (0.02<−x<−0.4) which are monoclinic at room temperature (with the monoclinicity decreasing with increasing x) transform to rutile structures at Tt. The Tt, H as well as the conductivity jump (at Tt) decrease with increase in x. Incorporation of 2 at.% of Nb (or Mo) lowers the Tt of VO2 considerably, while 10% Nb stabilizes the high-temperature rutile structure. The high temperature rutile phases of all the solid solutions show semiconducting behavior indicating that the conductivity anomalies correspond to semiconductor-semiconductor transitions.

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