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Temperature-driven structural transformations in Ca/Ti- and Ba/Ti-doped BiFeO3
Authors: V.A. Khomchenko; D.V. Karpinsky; D.V. Zhaludkevich; S.I. Latushka; A. Franz; V.V. Sikolenko; K.N. Nekludov; S.V. Dubkov; M.V. Silibin; J.A. Paixão
Ref.: Mater. Lett. 254, 305-308 (2019)
Abstract: The structural parameters of the Bi0.85AE0.15Fe0.85Ti0.15O3 (AE = Ca and Ba) multiferroics have been determined using variable temperature neutron powder diffraction. The compounds adopt the polar rhombohedral R3c structure near room temperature and undergo phase transitions into either the nonpolar orthorhombic Pnma (AE = Ca) or cubic Pmm (AE = Ba) structures on heating. In the ferroelectric phase, a temperature-driven lattice expansion is accompanied by both a diminishing of the off-center ionic displacements (thus resulting in a decrease in the spontaneous electric polarization) and a reduction in the magnitude of the antiphase oxygen octahedra tilting. Being largely different for the materials under study, the latter parameter is supposed to specify the dissimilarity in their magnetic properties.